Solved [9.20b1] AllowSetCursorPos not behaving

[petermad]

Here it works fine in Separate panel trees (Shift+Ctrl+F8), but not in Main panel trees (Ctrl+F8). In Main panel trees it always work as option 0.

[ghisler(Author)]

Hmm, I think it only works in separate tree. I will check it.

[ghisler(Author)]

I have checked it now - it's as you reported, AllowSetCursorPos=1 only works in the separate tree. I will also make it work for trees in normal file panels.

[petermad]

2alphonse68
Maybe you are not editing the right wincmd.ini file - Check in "Help" -> "About Total Commander" to see the location of your wincmd.ini file.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in TC 9.20 beta 2, please test it!

[petermad]

Here in TC 9.20b2 AllowSetCursorPos=0 and AllowSetCursorPos=1 both works in Main panel tree and in Separate panel tree

[ghisler(Author)]

What should happen is the following: Click on [+] in a tree to open a directory with many subfolders.
-> Total Commander scrolls the tree display so the expanded directory is now at the top. With AllowSetCursorPos=1, the mouse cursor will be moved so it remains on the [+], which is now changed to a [-]. Therefore another click will collapse that directory.

[ghisler(Author)]

Does it work as I described it?

[petermad]

Does it work as I described it?

For me it does.

[ghisler(Author)]

OK, please write a new bug report if anything is still wrong with it!