TCC/LE full changelog

Many performance and security optimizations.
Added Regular Expression support for Unicode property notation (pL etc.).
Removed the ActiveScript Perl support, because ActiveState no longer distributes or supports it. This means no more internal / embedded Perl support in TCC, because the Perl distributions unfortunately have a number of serious / fatal bugs when embedded in Windows apps.
TCC now includes Everything Search 1.5. See EVERYTHING (below) for details.
F1 in the command history, directory history, and filename completion popup windows now displays help for those windows (instead of generic TCMD / TCC help).
If you have SettingChange=YES in your TCMD.INI, and TCC receives a WM_SETTINGCHANGE message with a PATH update, TCC will clear the executable file mapping (see MAPEXE).
All of the command dialogs now support F1 for help (as well as the existing "Help" button)

Many performance and security optimizations.
Added Regular Expression support for Unicode property notation (pL etc.).
Removed the ActiveScript Perl support, because ActiveState no longer distributes or supports it. This means no more internal / embedded Perl support in TCC, because the Perl distributions unfortunately have a number of serious / fatal bugs when embedded in Windows apps.
TCC now includes Everything Search 1.5. See EVERYTHING (below) for details.
F1 in the command history, directory history, and filename completion popup windows now displays help for those windows (instead of generic TCMD / TCC help).
If you have SettingChange=YES in your TCMD.INI, and TCC receives a WM_SETTINGCHANGE message with a PATH update, TCC will clear the executable file mapping (see MAPEXE).
All of the command dialogs now support F1 for help (as well as the existing "Help" button)

Many performance and security optimizations.
Added Regular Expression support for Unicode property notation (pL etc.).
Removed the ActiveScript Perl support, because ActiveState no longer distributes or supports it. This means no more internal / embedded Perl support in TCC, because the Perl distributions unfortunately have a number of serious / fatal bugs when embedded in Windows apps.
TCC now includes Everything Search 1.5. See EVERYTHING (below) for details.
F1 in the command history, directory history, and filename completion popup windows now displays help for those windows (instead of generic TCMD / TCC help).
If you have SettingChange=YES in your TCMD.INI, and TCC receives a WM_SETTINGCHANGE message with a PATH update, TCC will clear the executable file mapping (see MAPEXE).
All of the command dialogs now support F1 for help (as well as the existing "Help" button)

Many security, performance & size improvements.
The command dialogs Attributes dialog now supports the Integrity (ReFS only) and "No Scrub Data" (ReFS only) attributes.
TCC will clear the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT flag from STDIN after running external apps. (There's at least one badly-behaved app out there that is setting it but not clearing it when it exits.)
TCC has a new pseudo-character device. TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.
Prefixing a command name with a * will now ignore library function name matches (as well as the previous behavior of ignoring alias name matches).

Many security, performance & size improvements.
The command dialogs Attributes dialog now supports the Integrity (ReFS only) and "No Scrub Data" (ReFS only) attributes.
TCC will clear the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT flag from STDIN after running external apps. (There's at least one badly-behaved app out there that is setting it but not clearing it when it exits.)
TCC has a new pseudo-character device. TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.
Prefixing a command name with a * will now ignore library function name matches (as well as the previous behavior of ignoring alias name matches).

Many security, performance & size improvements.
The command dialogs Attributes dialog now supports the Integrity (ReFS only) and "No Scrub Data" (ReFS only) attributes.
TCC will clear the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT flag from STDIN after running external apps. (There's at least one badly-behaved app out there that is setting it but not clearing it when it exits.)
TCC has a new pseudo-character device. TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.
Prefixing a command name with a * will now ignore library function name matches (as well as the previous behavior of ignoring alias name matches).

Many security, performance & size improvements.
The command dialogs Attributes dialog now supports the Integrity (ReFS only) and "No Scrub Data" (ReFS only) attributes.
TCC will clear the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT flag from STDIN after running external apps. (There's at least one badly-behaved app out there that is setting it but not clearing it when it exits.)
TCC has a new pseudo-character device. TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.
Prefixing a command name with a * will now ignore library function name matches (as well as the previous behavior of ignoring alias name matches).

Many security, performance & size improvements.
The command dialogs Attributes dialog now supports the Integrity (ReFS only) and "No Scrub Data" (ReFS only) attributes.
TCC will clear the ENABLE_VIRTUAL_TERMINAL_INPUT flag from STDIN after running external apps. (There's at least one badly-behaved app out there that is setting it but not clearing it when it exits.)
TCC has a new pseudo-character device. TMP0: - TMP9: are similar to CLIP-: - CLIP9:, but are a little faster because they always work in UTF16 (so they don't translate to/from ANSI), and they don't need to access the Windows Clipboard (for CLIP0:). They also do not rotate like CLIPn: when something is pasted to the Windows Clipboard. Like CLIPn:, TMPn: values are local to the current session of TCC.
Prefixing a command name with a * will now ignore library function name matches (as well as the previous behavior of ignoring alias name matches).