bug in .INC file, only one word.

[zbx]

In .INC file:
2922="Disable/reenable ignore list file to not show file names"

If put it on the MENU, it should be as the follow to match the symbol of current state (\/).

2922="Enable/disable ignore list file to not show file names"

[ghisler(Author)]

OK, I will change it and add it on the to do list for the translators.

[petermad]

Not yet changed in totalcmd.inc in TC7pb4.

changed in wcmd_deu.inc, wcmd_dut.inc and wcmd_dan.inc though)

[ghisler(Author)]

Hmm, but all options are like this, for example
cm_SwitchWatchDirs=2921;Disable/reenable WatchDirs auto-refresh temporarily
cm_SwitchIgnoreList=2922;Disable/reenable ignore list file to not show file names

What's wrong with that?

[Flint]

What's wrong with that?

When you put these commands in the menu or on the buttonbar, they show their state with a checkmark (or the pressed button). So, when you see that a command named "Disable/reenable something" is checked, you're supposed to think that the first variant is active - "disable". In TC, however, the checked state means the opposite behaviour - "enabled". That's why petermad suggested to change this.

[ghisler(Author)]

But then 2921 should be changed too, because cm_SwitchWatchDirs is also shown as checked when watchdirs is enabled...

[Flint]

But then 2921 should be changed too, because cm_SwitchWatchDirs is also shown as checked when watchdirs is enabled...

Yes, of course.

[ghisler(Author)]

OK, any other strings which should be changed the same way?

[Flint]

any other strings which should be changed the same way?

I looked through the INC file and could not find other such situations. (I mean - wrong situations; there are lots of various "show/hide" commands but they are described correctly).

BTW, isn't it time to remove "(32-bit)" from 2007, 2008, 2009?

[ghisler(Author)]

OK, thanks for your checks! I will change these two. I prefer to keep the "32bit" in 2007-2009 as long as I offer the 16-bit version.

[petermad]

Fixed in TC7rc1