2
fabiochelly
1. for example use "cmd.exe /T:9E" as your shell
type color /? to get an explanation
2. Unfortunetely setting this up is quite complex... (see end of this posting)
2
VadiMGP
You could improve your plugin if you add this options (auto completiong and color setup) to your config dialog.
Auto completion config hierarchy:
1. User started the console using cmd.exe /F:ON
Auto completion is enabled. Ctrl+D and Ctrl+F can be used for auto completion.
2. User started the console using cmd.exe /F:OFF
(/F:OFF is default)
cmd.exe searches
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\CompletionChar
If the entry exists and is valid it will used as the completion char.
3. User started the console using cmd.exe /F:OFF
(/F:OFF is default)
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\CompletionChar doesn't exist.
cmd.exe searches
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor\CompletionChar
If the entry exists and is valid it will used as the completion char.
Please add a checkbox on/off and a combobox to choose the completion char. Save the on/off setting and the char to the INI-file (which should be located in the same dir as the current Totalcmd.ini
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). When starting TConsole read the registry key(s) and set them up if necessary. This way the settings stays independent from the registry.
a few more small things to think about:
-German characters appear in another font (ö,ä or ü) tested several fonts.
- Saving start in secure doesn't work always
- Ctrl+S works fine, but what about Ctrl+C?
2
VadiMGP
I cannot reproduce this bug nor in "normal" nor in secure mode. Can you give me scenario causing this behaviour?
When in normal mode Ctrl+Alt+2 is fetched by TC (no ² appears)
When in secure mode and pressing Ctrl+Alt+2 ² appears in the TConsole window and secure mode is left.
What is non secure mode for? All keys are fetched by TC (I'm using search with letters dialog)