mimic or fix CTRL SHIFT J functionality

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nirmelamoud
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mimic or fix CTRL SHIFT J functionality

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hey,

for some reason CTRL-SHIFT J on a file does not work (does not push the full path of a file to the command line area)
1. how to fix it ? (maybe I have some other global hotkey that override it)
2. or how to mimic it by assigning a different hotkey to the same functionality
3. or what I really use it for is to put the full path into the clipboard (I copy it from the command line field to the clipboard, so if I can have a different hotkey to just do that thats good enough

thanks
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Assign a button to the command cm_CopyFullNamesToClip

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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
cm_CopyFullNamesToClip

WCMICONS.DLL,45
Copy full path to clipboard

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And you can assign any hotkey to it in te Misc section of the options.
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Post by *nirmelamoud »

thanks, worked like a charm, any way to also push it to the command line ?
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Post by *Horst.Epp »

nirmelamoud wrote:thanks, worked like a charm, any way to also push it to the command line ?
The default of Ctrl_Shift_J works for me but you can assign any other hotkey in the Misc section to the command cm_AddPathToCmdline
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Post by *nirmelamoud »

I tried that a while ago, but it only add the path without the filename to the command line, is there a way to add to the command line whats in the clipboard ? and chain the two commands ?
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nirmelamoud wrote:I tried that a while ago, but it only add the path without the filename to the command line, is there a way to add to the command line whats in the clipboard ? and chain the two commands ?
did you tried CTRL+Shift+ENTER ?
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yea, it is working well (dont like the combinations)

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thanks
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