%M works incorectly with slashes.

[Gral]

On all 9.20 versions "%M" works incorrectly with forward slash as a path separator e.g. on FTP, gets entire path with disk "letter" (respectively digit) instead of just name.

[petermad]

Confirmed.

This is indeed new to TC 9.20

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks, I will fix it. %m is also affected. %T and %t were affected in TC 9.12 and older too.

[petermad]

%m is also affected.

%m doesn't seem to be affected in TC 9.20rc1 - here it gives just name as expected.

But %p also seems to be getting the path differently on FTP:

%P gives: /remote_dir/parent_dir(s)/current_dir/
%p gives: ftp://username@hostname/remote_dir/parent_dir(s)/current_dir/

[ghisler(Author)]

I remember doing this so users could pass the URL to the called program, so I will keep it and document it in the help. Not sure whether I should change %t - it may affect users who currently use that.

[petermad]

Right now %t (and %T) gives:
0:/remote_dir/parent_dir(s)/current_dir/\
notice the backslash at the end

To match %p I think %t should give:
ftp://username@hostname/remote_dir/parent_dir(s)/current_dir/

And %T should be fixed to give:
/remote_dir/parent_dir(s)/current_dir/

[ghisler(Author)]

I have already fixed %T for the next version. But I'm not so sure about %t what it should return.

[petermad]

But I'm not so sure about %t what it should return

Well, as I wrote: I think it should match %p and then document both in the help.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in RC2, please try it!

[Gral]

Fixed.

[petermad]

%M, %T and %t fixed in TC 9.20rc2 for FTP entries

Only one little thing: For some reason %t on lokal harddisk uses uppercase drive letter where %T, %P and %p all uses lowercase drive letter...

[Gral]

It seems that %T %P %p depends on "DrivesShowUpcase" setting, while %t is hardcoded.

[petermad]

It seems that %T %P %p depends on "DrivesShowUpcase" setting, while %t is hardcoded.

Confirmed.

It would be nice if it was consistant.

[Gral]

New bug report created - https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=50166

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