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tcmatch=%COMMANDER_PATH%\plugins\tcmatch\tcmatch64.dll
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Edit: Nevermind, just found out that tcmatch.dll is a TC feature and not you using some memory hacks to run your code

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tcmatch=%COMMANDER_PATH%\plugins\tcmatch\tcmatch64.dll
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tcmatch=%COMMANDER_PATH%\plugins\tcmatch\tcmatch.dll
In complicated situation, we need some lines which end in number 1, such as line 1, line 11, line 21... then we can type:#2 8 13-17
In other complicated situation, we need select 1 line of every 2 lines, such as line 1, line 3, line 5, line 7, line 9, line 11... then we can type:#?1$ (question mark ? means select lines with Regex)
Above are just rough examples, you can amend to a suitable style and add more functions.#?[13579]$
Here is the last bit of the log file :Samuel wrote:I have no Windows 10 here yet. Do you use any wdx plugins?
Could you enable debug mode and post the tcmatch.log along with your tcmatch.ini?
Hello Samuel,Samuel wrote:Strange without any wdx entries and with "filter_files_and_folders=3" no file system calls should be made.
How about disabling the gui?
Does TC or QSX crash?
Is there any message or log entry?
Could you try using Christian Ghislers plugin?
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=173110#173110
Can anyone else reproduce it?