TEE to tmp:

[Joe Caverly]

In reference to Done - TEE to tmp:

V33 says that TEE can now write to the TMPn: pseudo-devices.

E:\Utils>tmp
TMP0:
TMP1:
TMP2:
TMP3:
TMP4:
TMP5:
TMP6:
TMP7:
TMP8:
TMP9:

E:\Utils>echo %_date %_time | tee /a tmp9:
2024-09-14 13:19:39

E:\Utils>tmp
TMP0:
TMP1:
TMP2:
TMP3:
TMP4:
TMP5:
TMP6:
TMP7:
TMP8:
TMP9:

Would someone please verify if this works for them,
as it does not work for me.

Joe

 

[Alpengreis]

I just can say that it doesn't works here too ...

 

[Alpengreis]

Is there any news?

 

[Joe Caverly]

@rconn any update that you can provide?

Joe

 

[rconn]

TCC is doing exactly what you told it to. But you told it to do the wrong thing.

The TMPn: pseudo-devices are not global, they are unique to each TCC instance. You are creating a new TCC instance, setting the TMP9: value in the child pipe process, then exiting the child pipe process and throwing TMP9: away.

If you use a "DOS-style" pipe you'll get the expected result:

echo %_date %_time |! tee /a tmp9:

 

[Joe Caverly]

Thankyou Rex.

Could this information please be added to the help file?

Joe

Added: Yes, it is in the help file already.

TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.

 

[Alpengreis]

Ty, Rex and Joe, all right.

 

[rconn]

Thankyou Rex.

Could this information please be added to the help file?

Joe

Added: Yes, it is in the help file already.

It's already in the help file.

"Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC."