/C - Clear

/S - Set TMP text

/Z - Clear all

 

See also CLIP.

 

Usage:

 

TCC supports multiple temporary character devices. They are numbered from TMP0: - TMP9:. TMP0: - TMP9: are only accessible to TCC internal commands and variable functions.

 

TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:,  TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.

 

The /C and /S options accept either TMPn: (i.e., TMP0: to TMP9:), or just the digit 0 - 9.

 

If you don't specify any arguments, TMP will display the current contents of TMP0: - TMP9:.

 

Options: