TConsole plugin

[djk]

Haven't I told you that I also use relative paths for plugins in wincmd.ini's [ListerPlugins] section? If I edit the wincmd.ini to change the TConsole's full path to relative path like:TConsole=.\plugins\TConsole.wfx then the TConsole won't work.

True... all other plugins work this way (EventLog too ) but TConsole not.

[ghisler(Author)]

To have the ini in the same directory as the wincmd.ini, you need to implement the *SetDefaultParams function (FsSetDefaultParams, ListSetDefaultParams or PackSetDefaultParams). This function is new in TC 5.51 and tells the plugin where to store the its ini. You can either use the suggested ini file name (it may be shared by other plugins, so use an unique section name), or override it with your own ini name.

[VadiMGP]

Oops, i forgot about it. I'll do it in the next version.

[Shanny]

GREAT! It supports DBCS.
bug report:
As you know, the command "cm_ExecuteDOS" can run cmd.exe and open a new console window, but it can't work when TConsole is running.

[VadiMGP]

GREAT! It supports DBCS.
bug report:
As you know, the command "cm_ExecuteDOS" can run cmd.exe and open a new console window, but it can't work when TConsole is running.

Sorry, this behavior cannot be changed.

[Shanny]

Sorry, this behavior cannot be changed.

o, what a pity!

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]Got this error trying to add TConcole 1.0.0.8 to plugins list on NT4SP6a:

Error loading plugin file!
The plugin probably needs some DLLs missing on your system.

And actually it doesn't work for me on w2kSRV and XPPro too (with wincmd.ini stored in %SYSTEMROOT% or in %COMMANDER_PATH% and loaded by "/I=" command line parameter) though at least I can add it to plugins list %). Any ideas?[/face]

[sqa_wizard]

Error loading plugin file!
The plugin probably needs some DLLs missing on your system.

Try to figure out which dll is missing (using MS Dependency Walker or better FileInfo Plugin)

You may need the PSAPI.DLL (free redistributable) which is missing on almost every non developer NT machine.

[VadiMGP]

2Black Dog
I think sqa_wizard is right. Most probably you missing psapi.dll. If you want i can send it to you.

About w2k and XP. Did you rename the plugin? Can you put here or send me your registry entries for TC and complete line with /I parameter?

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 09-11-2003 21:35:02 +0000 VadiMGP wrote:

V> Most probably you missing psapi.dll.

Well, you should know it for sure, I guess %).

V> Did you rename the plugin?

No.

V> Can you put here or send me your registry entries for TC

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ghisler\Total Commander]
"InstallDir"="C:\\Totalcmd"

V> and complete line with /I parameter?

Well, no problem. I started it from my JetFlash via batch file with "/I=h:\totalcmd\wincmd.ini" parameter.[/face]

[VadiMGP]

2Black Dog

Well, you should know it for sure, I guess %).

So? Don't talk in riddles. %)

W2K & XP - I have no idea right now. And without batch file it works?

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 09-11-2003 21:35:02 +0000 VadiMGP wrote:

V> So? Don't talk in riddles. %)

I have PSAPI.DLL v.5.00.2134.1 in my %SystemRoot%\System32.

V> W2K & XP - I have no idea right now. And without batch file
V> it works?

No. I use two TC installation on that machines, from HDD and from JetFlash sometimes, HDD one use wincmd.ini from %SystemRoot% and both don't work with TConsole.

BTW are you subscribed to WINCOMMANDER?[/face]

[Lefteous]

2Black Dog

PSAPI.DLL should be in %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\ not in %SYSTEMROOT%.

Recent TConsole version doesn't work on my PC. Old versions (<= 1.5) work fine.

[Black Dog]

[face=courier]On 10-11-2003 00:26:13 +0000 Lefteous wrote:

L> PSAPI.DLL should be in %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\ not in
L> %SYSTEMROOT%.

Yep, this is there it is, I forgot to compleat path. Fixed.[/face]

[VadiMGP]

2Black Dog
What is the path to TConsole.wfx in your wincmd.ini? Full or relative?

are you subscribed to WINCOMMANDER?

Yes. Why?