If you use the custom column mode then the first column ("name") displays the search results (alt-f7) without the folder path.
However sorting by "Name" still sorts by full path instead of "filename"
search (alt-f7) + custom columns -> wrong sorting
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That depends of your "name" column.However sorting by "Name" still sorts by full path instead of "filename"
If you use the standard Name column, it holds the full filename incl. the path (so sorting is correct by path)
If you are using a custom column "Name" such as "tc.name", it holds the name of the file only (so sorting is done by name only)
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The path is not displayed, but it is still part of the standard name column. (Just try to rename the file and you can see what I mean)No, there is no path in that standard name column
If you want to ignore the path for sorting, you can modify your custom column:
Set the width of name and extension column to 5 (min. value) and add a tc.name column as first entry.
This way you can sort by name and have the path information in place as well.
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Thanks for the help, but nevertheless it's a bug. It's either a bug because it doesn't display the fullpath, or because it sorts wrongly.sqa_wizard wrote:The path is not displayed, but it is still part of the standard name column. (Just try to rename the file and you can see what I mean)
No, that causes a crippled display with some dots ".." overlaying the tc.name column. Moreover the icons and brackets (for folders) are missing. That is unfortunately not a solutionsqa_wizard wrote:If you want to ignore the path for sorting, you can modify your custom column:
Set the width of name and extension column to 5 (min. value) and add a tc.name column as first entry.