TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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TC 9.5 beta 7 x32 on Win 7 SP1 x32

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1. Start TC, press any drive button. Let it be C:
https://jpegshare.net/images/47/8b/478b17f1137299341a55864685917b79.png
2. Connect any Android device and press new "u1" button
https://jpegshare.net/images/cf/92/cf9253e4d6ab8a991ce7a27f9a8d5644.png
3. TC goes to the path we need ++ button does not remain pressed ++ TC shows pressed "\" instead of "u1"
https://jpegshare.net/images/5f/62/5f620cff89a2901a1083967e74664d24.png
4. Now press "u1" again ++ "u1" is pressed
https://jpegshare.net/images/d7/70/d7704c83b6d271d561d459a2bfbc8d11.png
5. Now go to any folder on device ++ TC shows pressed "\" instead of "u1" (again)
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Confirmed on Windows 7 and windows 10, both with and without flat drive bar icons.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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This is normal, the same has happened for years when you chose the phone in Alt+F1 or Alt+F2. Then the network was also selected in Alt+F1. The reason is that there is no way to find out whether a subdirectory is on the phone or some other virtual folder. That's also why you don't get a full path shown in the panel title.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Buttons for USB grab and display properties for U:\ drive letter, if it's available in the system.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Buttons for USB grab and display properties for U:\ drive letter, if it's available in the system.
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean. I have created drive letter u: with command
subst u: c:\totalcmd
for test purposes. The button "u1" still has its own icon, and it opens the USB device when clicked on, not drive u:.
Can you describe what's wrong?
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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I have letter U assigned to virtual DVD drive. When I right click u1 button, it shows u:\ as the first context menu item, and when I select this item it opens ISO image mounted in virtual DVD. The same is happening for real optical drive and for HDD partition with letter U assigned.

Did you do any tests with any drive assigned to letter U: partition on local HDD, network drive, optical drive, virtual drive?
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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When I right click u1 button
Ah, thanks, I didn't try the right click menu! Please try with beta 8.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Confirm U letter fixed in TC9.5b8.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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When I open a phone folder properties in Explorer, it shows folder location as a full path to parent folder, e.g. "Компьютер\My Phone\Phone\WhatsApp\Media\WhatsApp Voice Notes". Does TC have access to such information? It would be nice to be able to show such paths in path bar, or even be able to jump to a phone folder by such full path, and also such path would allow to detect device owning the folder.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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2MVV
Wrong topic…
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Usher,
No, the topic is correct. As Christian said, he can't find out whether a subdirectory is on the phone or some other virtual folder. But I see that Explorer somehow remembers or gets it from folder. Perhaps TC can also use such a way.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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For network paths, I can call GetDisplayNameOf with parameter "SHGDN_FORPARSING" to get the full path.

However, for phones it returns something unreadable:
::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}\\\?\usb#vid_04e8&pid_6860&ms_comp_mtp&samsung_android#8&408428d&0&0000#{6ac27878-a6fa-4155-ba85-f98f491d4f33}\SID-{10001,SECZ9519043CHOHB,118031462400}\{CF281901-668F-AC51-CD52-3F6EBB2351DA}

I couldn't find a way to convert this to a user-readable path. I then call the function with parameter "SHGDN_NORMAL", but it only gives the name of the folder itself.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Is it possible to cache and remember folders' names for each guid and convert them into readable look?
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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There is no standard what format GetDisplayNameOf returns, so it may differ between Windows versions and even device types.

The only way would be to call GetDisplayNameOf for each parent directory and then construct a path from that, but this could be very slow when in a deep subdirectory. Caching is problematic too because the user could rename folders on the phone while it is connected to the PC.
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Re: TC 9.5b7 - USB on buttonbar doesn't get pressed

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Could you try adding such a feature until beta testing is still in progress?
I think, there are different ways for it:
1. Any parameter in wincmd.ini (would be enough to enable this manually). Or dedicated section with device-IDs with =0 and =1 for enable/disable caching.
2. Any cm_<command> to execute in active panel on needed device opened. This does not need any additional config, does not need to be saved, affects only chosen device-ID until TC is closed or cm_<command> run once more.
That should be safe enough to prevent unwanted problems.
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