Difference between 'cm_SelectAll' and 'cm_SelectAllBoth'?

[sexy69]

What is the difference between
cm_SelectAll and cm_SelectAllBoth

[Ovg]

2sexy69

TotalCmd.inc:

cm_SelectAll=523;Select all (files or both, as configured in Configuration->Options->Operation->Selection)
cm_SelectAllBoth=3301;Select both files+folders

[petermad]

To say it in another way:
If MarkDirectories=1 in wincmd.ini then cm_SelectAll and cm_SelectAllBoth do the same - but if MarkDirectories=0 then cm_SelectAll only selects files.

[sexy69]

If MarkDirectories=1 then cm_SelectAllBoth and cm_SelectAll do the same
if MarkDirectories=0 then cm_SelectAllBoth and cm_SelectAllFiles do the same
It only duplicates existing files.

[petermad]

if MarkDirectories=0 then cm_SelectAllBoth and cm_SelectAllFiles do the same

No that is not correct, but:
if MarkDirectories=0 then cm_SelectAll and cm_SelectAllFiles do the same.

[sexy69]

if MarkDirectories=0 then cm_SelectAll = cm_SelectAllFiles
If MarkDirectories=1 then cm_SelectAll = cm_SelectAllBoth

What is the meaning of change?
Configuration -> Options -> Operation -> Selection (with Num + )
0 -> Select files only
1 -> Also select directories

result:
cm_SelectAll = cm_SelectAllFiles
or
cm_SelectAll = cm_SelectAllBoth

what is the sense: cm_SelectAll = cm_SelectAllFiles
Select all = Select only Files

And what does it mean? -> with Num +

[Ovg]

And what does it mean? -> with Num +

Select files/folders by pressing "+" on numpad

[petermad]

And what does it mean? -> with Num +

The selection you get if you press either + on the numeric keypad (or Ctrl-+ or Alt-+).

If you don't have a numeric keypad (laptop) the forget about this...

[sexy69]

If I press the + window pops up "Expand selection"
Ctrl + = cm_SelectAllBoth
Alt + = cm_SelectAllFolders without a $RECYCLE.BIN

[petermad]

Alt+ = Select all files with same extension.

But the thing is that Num+, Ctrl-Num+ and Alt-Num+ works differently depending on the setting of MarkDirectories