clear history command
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clear history command
I made a feature request for a clear history comand and was forced to start a poll about it.
Sometimes I want to clear command line history as well as last searches and all tabs etc. e.g. when I want to create a new 'moveable' TC on CD (or USB STick etc.) or when I want to share my installation with a friend.
Now I have to open wincmd.ini and delete the entries in each section manually.
A cm_ClearHist could open a dialog with tickboxes for
- Commandline History
- Searchname
- SearchIn
- Searchtext
- Selection
- renameTemplates
- right path
- left path
- searches
- rename
- lefttabs
- righttabs
so one could select the sections to clear at once.
What do you think about it ?
sheepdog
Sometimes I want to clear command line history as well as last searches and all tabs etc. e.g. when I want to create a new 'moveable' TC on CD (or USB STick etc.) or when I want to share my installation with a friend.
Now I have to open wincmd.ini and delete the entries in each section manually.
A cm_ClearHist could open a dialog with tickboxes for
- Commandline History
- Searchname
- SearchIn
- Searchtext
- Selection
- renameTemplates
- right path
- left path
- searches
- rename
- lefttabs
- righttabs
so one could select the sections to clear at once.
What do you think about it ?
sheepdog
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Clarification---
2Sheepdog
Hi Stefan !
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Claude
Clo
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• Hum… Rather : I don't know, but "Yes" if it has to be optional. ???I don't know, but if it has to be optional.
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Claude
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Re: Clarification---
2Claude
It was according to postings depending new features where always at least one says 'it has to be optional'
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greetings from Berlin
Stefan
It was just my interpretation of "I don't care' because as a command can be used or not - it makes no sense to make it optional.Clo wrote:• Hum… Rather : I don't know, but "Yes" if it has to be optional. ???I don't know, but if it has to be optional.
It was according to postings depending new features where always at least one says 'it has to be optional'
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greetings from Berlin
Stefan
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To complement that---
2Sheepdog
Hello Stefan !
¤ To complement that feature, I thought that the actual command cm_ClearCmdLine might be changed, in order it removes really the current command-line contain from the list.
* A small dialog-box to confirm and an "Apply" button should do the trick.
* Isn't always necessary to clear the whole command-line historical, but only to remove some entries from it.
V G
Claude
Clo
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
¤ To complement that feature, I thought that the actual command cm_ClearCmdLine might be changed, in order it removes really the current command-line contain from the list.
* A small dialog-box to confirm and an "Apply" button should do the trick.
* Isn't always necessary to clear the whole command-line historical, but only to remove some entries from it.
![Mr. Green :mrgreen:](./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
Claude
Clo
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As long as @ghisler donsn't implement this feature you can use Ultra History Cleaner of ts4242.
Edit by mod, new URL: http://utceditors.totalcmd.net/ (thx to pol098 for notice)
sheepdog
Edit by mod, new URL: http://utceditors.totalcmd.net/ (thx to pol098 for notice)
sheepdog
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This is the correct link for my programSheepdog wrote:As long as @ghisler donsn't implement this feature you can use Ultra History Cleaner of ts4242.
sheepdog
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thank you
Re: clear history command
I think that that is a great idea - or you could just delete wincmd.ini and let TC recreate it. I like the idea of selecting what history needs to be deleted.
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Whoever held that gun to your head to force you to start this poll ought to be shot!Sheepdog wrote:I made a feature request for a clear history comand and was forced to start a poll about it.
sheepdog
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Hm, so many years ago, and nothing to find about a ClearHistory in the actual version of TC ![Sad :-(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
I'm just coming from WinCmd 5 to TC 7.5, and miss this feature! The WinCMD forget his history (Alt+Down) when you are closing the tool. But now, anything is saved. I think its a little work to implements a funktion with one Checkbox in the programm-options, which clear all historys after closing the prog. Isn't it? Please!![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
![Sad :-(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
I'm just coming from WinCmd 5 to TC 7.5, and miss this feature! The WinCMD forget his history (Alt+Down) when you are closing the tool. But now, anything is saved. I think its a little work to implements a funktion with one Checkbox in the programm-options, which clear all historys after closing the prog. Isn't it? Please!
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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This "cleaning" can be easily done with any scripting language (PP, VBS, AHK...); no need to bother Mr Ghisler and to enlarge the application size. Voted for "No"
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In my opinion cleaning the MRU-Lists and wiping out the traces is a core-function of a File-Manager and shouldn't be transferred to a 3rd party program.Vochomurka wrote: no need to bother Mr Ghisler and to enlarge the application size.
For the developer it means little work, but for some users is privacy the most precious good.
So I have voted for: Yes, it would be very useful.
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