Don't save the state of Show hidden files

[kennlicht]

That's a long missing feature, I guess:

It should be possible to tell TC not to save the state of Show hidden files. I want it to always switch back to not showing them after a restart.
That could be the option

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ShowHiddenSystem = -1

(a negative value!) as in

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[petermad]

2kennlicht
Since you have to turn it on in anyway, I suggest the you make a button (or a keyboard shortcut) with the command cm_SwitchHid

Since cm_SwitchHid is a toggle command, the state of showing hidden files will change every time you click the button, and the button will visually show whether the state is enabled or not..

[wanderer]

Since you have to turn it on in anyway, I suggest the you make a button (or a keyboard shortcut) with the command cm_SwitchHid

Yup, that's the way to go, though i support kennlicht's request. I would too have liked this option if it existed (i.e. a new cm_SwitchHidSysSession command, which would toggle SwitchHidSys without saving the new value to the ini).

[Fla$her]

2kennlicht
This is easily done using the Autorun plugin. It's enough to write at the end of autorun.cfg:

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Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection
IniWrite %COMMANDER_INI% Configuration ShowHiddenSystem 0

[jacobdotw93]

2kennlicht
This is easily done using the Autorun plugin. It's enough to write at the end of autorun.cfg:

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Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection
IniWrite %COMMANDER_INI% Configuration ShowHiddenSystem 0

Hi @FIa$sher, I was trying to set up my TCUP 8.0 with Autorun 2.1.1 (x64) but with no luck, below is content of my autorun.cfg ("C:\Program Files (x86)\TC UP\MEDIA\Plugins\WDX\Autorun\autorun.cfg"):

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LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Process.dll
set COMMANDER_INI="C:\Program Files (x86)\TC UP\wincmd.ini"

Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection
IniWrite %COMMANDER_INI% Configuration ShowHiddenSystem 0

[Fla$her]

2jacobdotw93
Hi. The current version of Autorun is 2.2.10.
I don't use builds, but obviously your TCUP is outdated too.

set COMMANDER_INI="C:\Program Files (x86)\TC UP\wincmd.ini"

— this line is unnecessary and misspelled (there should be a space instead of =).
If you have not used the plugin before, you should consider all the installation details.