[BUG] Command line access with RestrictInterface=2
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[BUG] Command line access with RestrictInterface=2
Reproduce:
Restrict command line access in wincmd.ini:
RestrictInterface=2
Restart TC
Note command line is not visible/accessible.
Press keyboard shortcut ALT-F8 (command line history)
Expected: Nothing happens.
Actual: Command line history is displayed and command line access.
Restrict command line access in wincmd.ini:
RestrictInterface=2
Restart TC
Note command line is not visible/accessible.
Press keyboard shortcut ALT-F8 (command line history)
Expected: Nothing happens.
Actual: Command line history is displayed and command line access.
Confirm!
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Fixed, but not completely!
1. Press Ctrl+E: the cursor moves to the hidden command line and becomes invisible. If you have a menu item or a button on the buttonbar with the command cm_FocusCmdLine, it becomes "selected".
2. Type e.g. cmd (you have to do it blindly, but the autocomplete drop-down list is shown!), press Enter.
3. cmd.exe is started.
Of course, if you call cm_NextCommand or cm_PrevCommand from the menu the result is the same as above: you access the command line, though invisibly.
With Ctrl+P, Ctrl+Enter, Ctrl+Shift+Enter and Alt+F8 I could not access the command line, as well as with the direct call of cm_FocusCmdLine.
1. Press Ctrl+E: the cursor moves to the hidden command line and becomes invisible. If you have a menu item or a button on the buttonbar with the command cm_FocusCmdLine, it becomes "selected".
2. Type e.g. cmd (you have to do it blindly, but the autocomplete drop-down list is shown!), press Enter.
3. cmd.exe is started.
Of course, if you call cm_NextCommand or cm_PrevCommand from the menu the result is the same as above: you access the command line, though invisibly.
With Ctrl+P, Ctrl+Enter, Ctrl+Shift+Enter and Alt+F8 I could not access the command line, as well as with the direct call of cm_FocusCmdLine.
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Please report new bugs in a new thread.Press Ctrl+E
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Hmm... I would not treat it as a new bug.ghisler(Author) wrote:Please report new bugs in a new thread.

Command line access with RestrictInterface=2
I just reported that this bug has not been fixed completely, there is still a way to access the command line with RestrictInterface=2 (the only difference is the hotkey used).
But OK, if this is more convenient to you, I created a new thread for this problem.
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