cm_GoToRoot - why Ctrl+\ doesn't work?

[ExtraCop]

Hi, why you removed command Ctrl + \ (backslash) in new version of TotalCommander? I can't assign it even in settings, there is no \ in assignable keys.
Thank you.

[petermad]

Use OEM_<\> for the backslash

In wincmd.ini Ctrl+\ will look like this:
C+OEM_<\>=

Anyway cm_GoToRoot is assigned to Ctrl+\ by default, so you dont have to assign it yourself

[ExtraCop]

Ctrl+\ worked on previous versions, but in current 9.21a not... And OEM_<\> I tried, but without success...

[petermad]

I just checked TC 8.52a - it also only has OEM_<\>

I also just tested:

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[Shortcuts]
C+OEM_<\>=cm_HelpIndex

in my wincmd.ini and it opens the Help as expected - so remapping of Ctrl+\ works fine.

I am still not quite sure what your prpblem is here. Do you want to remap Ctrl+\ to some other function than the default cm_GoToRoot or does Ctrl+\ simply not perform the standard cm_GoToRoot function without any remapping?

Also notice that not all keyboard layouts may support Ctrl+\

[Horst.Epp]

I checked it on my system.
By default the CTRL-OEM_<\> was not mapped to any command and I never did anything on this.
No problem here to map it for cm_GoToRoot but hard to use on a German keyboard mapping.

[ExtraCop]

Oh sorry, finally I found the problem... 1password app is doing that, probably last actualization took this shortcut, when I kill 1password, Ctrl+\ works as before

[Hacker]

[mod="Hacker"]Moved to the English forum.[/mod]

[ghisler(Author)]

I hate programs which reserve hotkeys system-wide without asking the user! The worst offender is the NVIDIA GeForce experience. At least you can remap them via Alt+Z...

[Usher]

2ghisler(Author)
Oh, it's a problem also with Ati/AMD and Intel graphic card drivers.
I suspect that there may be also problems with hotkeys used or blocked by some Linux desktop environments…

[MVV]

Oh, yes, Intel control panel is a weird thing, even if you disable hotkeys, this sh** still leaves hotkeys registered... (But it seems that that it was fixed, now I can disable hotkeys and they work in TC.)

Also yesterday I've guessed why I can't use Alt+R for quick search... HotKeysList tool confirmed that it is registered by some process. After 10-15 minutes of killing processes I finally found who have registered it and altered its settings.