[TC 8.0b21 x64] First Tabstops value misinterpreted

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[TC 8.0b21 x64] First Tabstops value misinterpreted

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If the "Tabstops=xy" value exists e.g. in "[AllResolutions]" section,
TC don't use the "[Tabstops]" section as described in the help file.

But the x64 version seems to misinterpret the first value (as "-1") and use
the settings for extensions "directly after filename" instead of "aligned with tab".

My current settings:
[AllResolutions]
Tabstops=451,463,515,375,1106,93
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There is an extra switch for the alignment of the extension:
F1. 4.b. wincmd.ini, section [Configuration] wrote:Aligned extension=1 File extension is shown left aligned
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[Configuration] wrote:Aligned extension=1 File extension is shown left aligned
It's set to 1 but i never set it myself, and the x86 version seems to ignore it.
(Edit: the x86 Config dialog shows it as unset!)
So 'im a bit confused. It looks like, the x64 version does it right, and the x86 version has a problem somewhere.
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but the x64 version seems to ignore these, in the case i described above
Not confirmed with exact your Tabstops values in [AllresolutionSection]

What do you see inside the configuration dialog:
Configuration -> Options... : Tabstops : "Show file extension..."

May be you have edited the wrong wincmd.ini or
"Aligned extension" is placed in the wrong section?

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In my case x86 and x64 share the same wincmd.ini, all in one dir (portable).
I uploaded my current wincmd.ini here: http://kaffeeschlucker.de/wincmd.zip
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Okay, confirmed with exact your wincmd.ini
TC8.0ß21 x86 shows the extension aligned with the tab.
TC8.0ß21 x64 shows the extension directly after the filename.
(although "Aligned extension" is set to 1)

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Well, one point catches my eyes:
You have an entry 1106 at

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Tabstops=451,463,515,375,1106,93
while you just have dx=800 at

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x=440
y=225
dx=800
dy=600
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Post by *Biozynotiker »

sqa_wizard wrote:Well, one point catches my eyes:
You have an entry 1106 at
while you just have dx=800 at
I not sure if this is a problem. As far as I understand this dx= value, this only care if TC is not in fullscreen mode (windowed).
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History.txt wrote:01.03.12 Fixed: When starting TC maximized, extensions could be shown attached to names by mistake because the calculation returns -1 for the name column width, which means directly after name (32/64)
I can confirm the fix in TC8.0ß22 x64, using the wincmd.in provided by Biozynotiker.

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Post by *Biozynotiker »

I can also confirm that beta 22 fix this behavior.
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