from win cmd: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - all ok
from totalcmd cmd line: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - command not found
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DEL files from cmd line
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DEL files from cmd line
OS: Win10 | TC: latest x64
Re: DEL files from cmd line
The command bar is not directly plugged to the shell interpreter it is more to launch pgm or TC command or allias.
For this kind of cmd internal command, you can prefix with cmd /c.
You can make it even shorter with a one sign allias like $ and a usr command
[em_cmdexe]
programm=cmd.exe /c
param=%A
For this kind of cmd internal command, you can prefix with cmd /c.
You can make it even shorter with a one sign allias like $ and a usr command
[em_cmdexe]
programm=cmd.exe /c
param=%A
Re: DEL files from cmd line
You are comparing the wrong things. You should compare:KozakMak wrote: 2024-10-10, 11:22 UTC from win cmd: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - all ok
from totalcmd cmd line: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - command not found
What's the matter?
Windows Run: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - command not found
Total Commander Command line: del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT - command not found
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Re: DEL files from cmd line
del is not an executable, it's a command within cmd.exe. You can either use Shift+Enter to execute the command via cmd.exe, or write
cmd /c del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT
cmd /c del NO.BAR WCMICONS.DLL *unin* *.TXT
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