difference between internal move commands

[eugensyl]

Hi guys!

Can somebody explain why it is not any difference between internal commands: cm_RenMov (906) and cm_MoveOnly (1005)?

I think, must be the same like cm_RenameOnly (1002) and cm_RenameSingleFile (1007).

It would be great if 1005 command will act like 1007, even if more than one file are selected. I mean move only the file under cursor (%N).
If is not a bug, please tell me what I wrong.



Thanks in advance!

[petermad]

The difference is the behavior when using a modifier key:


cm_RenMov + Shift opens the inplace rename dialog
cm_MoveOnly + Shift still opens the move dialog

[Clo]

2eugensyl

Hello !

• Like petermad says, but with more details (by Sheepdog) are shown HERE

 KR
Claude
Clo

[eugensyl]

The difference is the behavior when using a modifier key:


cm_RenMov + Shift opens the inplace rename dialog
cm_MoveOnly + Shift still opens the move dialog

Thank you for quick answer.

'cm_MoveOnly' with or without 'Shift' are the same.

BTW, I think every basic file handling key function (F3-F8) must have ability to handle only file under cursor, even if a selection in panel is active. And 'cm_RenMov' is a little bit obsolet, because of MRT.


For example:
cm_List
cm_RenameSingleFile


Maybe, it's a good ideea to let users to choice what parameter it's good for him. Why we can't put parameters in this internal functions?
(The parameter field is not editable in those functions.)