drive letter upcase/low case
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drive letter upcase/low case
Sometimes TC output with path up cased drive letter, but some times it in lower case.
my drive C: is NTFS. Ctrl-P => c:\
my drive D: is FAT32. Ctrl-P => D:\
my drive Z: is mounted samba disk. Ctrl-P not tested, but F4 (edit) => sometimes files has path with "z:\path...", but sometimes "Z:\path..."
my drive C: is NTFS. Ctrl-P => c:\
my drive D: is FAT32. Ctrl-P => D:\
my drive Z: is mounted samba disk. Ctrl-P not tested, but F4 (edit) => sometimes files has path with "z:\path...", but sometimes "Z:\path..."
I always get lower-case letters at all drives - NTFS, FAT32.
TC 8.0 b24 (both x32 & x64).
But, if only I write upper-case letter in dir path directly - it becomes upper-cased untill I change drive to another.
TC 8.0 b24 (both x32 & x64).
But, if only I write upper-case letter in dir path directly - it becomes upper-cased untill I change drive to another.
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Hello, SailorMax. Hello, MaxX.
In order to configure this bug, you may use the two parameters which the helpfile explains in section 4b windcmd.ini:
-1 ... do not care, display drive letter in lower case or upper case as returned by an API call
0 ... display drive letters in lowercase always
1 ... display drive letters in uppercase always
You may want to add/modify these bug configuring parameters in the file wincmd.ini, section [Configuration] and restart T.C. thereafter.
Kind regards,
Karl
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Oh, by the way, this bug was introduced much earlier than T.C. 8.0 beta on user request: T.C. 7.50 public beta 2.
In order to configure this bug, you may use the two parameters which the helpfile explains in section 4b windcmd.ini:
Note: The correct bug values for the two parameters are:totalcmd.chm section 4b wincmd.ini wrote:DrivesExportUpcase=-1 1: Export drive letters uppercase when using e.g. cm_CopyFullNamesToClip, or when running programs (in program name and current directory)
Note: When DrivesShowUpcase is set and DrivesExportUpcase isn't, it gets the value of the former
DrivesShowUpcase=-1 1: Show drives uppercase in various places like the drive bar, drive list, current path etc.
-1 ... do not care, display drive letter in lower case or upper case as returned by an API call
0 ... display drive letters in lowercase always
1 ... display drive letters in uppercase always
You may want to add/modify these bug configuring parameters in the file wincmd.ini, section [Configuration] and restart T.C. thereafter.
Kind regards,
Karl
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Oh, by the way, this bug was introduced much earlier than T.C. 8.0 beta on user request: T.C. 7.50 public beta 2.
MX Linux 21.3 64-bit xfce, Total Commander 11.50 64-bit
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drive letter upcase/low case
Confirmed, there are. Introduced by T.C. 7.50 public beta 2 

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TC doesn't care about uppercase/lowercase drives if you don't set these variables. Please just report bugs when you set it to lowercase but TC shows or exports it as uppercase, or vice versa.
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SailorMax, read the TOTALCMD.chm's section 4.b to get default values of all parameters. However, as Mr. Ghisler stated,
I have DrivesShowUpcase=1 set in my wincmd.ini and all drive letters in TC are in upper case for me.TC doesn't care about uppercase/lowercase drives if you don't set these variables.
OK, MVV has already told you where to find the explanation. Yet, I had done so, too, some posts before, addressed explicitly to MaxX and you: here. I had quoted the relevant section of the T.C. helpfile. Might be a good idea to read replies a bit more carefully.SailorMax wrote:I don't have listed variables (DrivesShowUpcase and DrivesExportUpcase) in my Wincmd.ini; What default values they use?
Karl
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MaxX,
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DrivesShowUpcase=0
DrivesExportUpcase=1
Have a look at one of my previous replies, here. The answer to your question is there:MaxX wrote:Btw, needed upper-cased letters in copied names work good.
How can I get upper-cased letters in copied list but NOT in TC's GUIs?
+ DrivesShowUpcase=0
+ DrivesExportUpcase=1
Karl
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I am starting to wonder why everybody seems to be ignoring the information that I am giving ?
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Oh, this time, MVV beat me by one minute.

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Hello, Roman.
But very likely this, too, is a common pattern of behaviour which will not be changed: ask questions, but do not read the replies carefully, if at all.
Cheers,
Karl
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Hello, Roman.
What ever you are trying to tell me, the simple fact is that any post below this one just parrots what has been explained in the quoted part of the T.C. helpfile.MVV,Thank you. The information you are giving is very useful! :)Roman
But very likely this, too, is a common pattern of behaviour which will not be changed: ask questions, but do not read the replies carefully, if at all.
Cheers,
Karl
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MX Linux 21.3 64-bit xfce, Total Commander 11.50 64-bit
The people of Alderaan keep on bravely fighting back the clone warriors sent out by the unscrupulous Sith Lord Palpatine.
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The people of Alderaan keep on bravely fighting back the clone warriors sent out by the unscrupulous Sith Lord Palpatine.
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