Feature request: Memorizing directory position in packed fil

[BIGPILOT]

When I 'dive' into a .tar.gz file the directory changes to a temporary directory where the file is stored. When I go back 'up' to the root I end up in the temp directory, not in the directory where the file was originally accessed. How about memorizing the directory where the file was accessed?

[norfie]

[Sheepdog]

It only happens with archive in archive. And it happens only if you try to get out too fast (or with the '\' root button). If you press 'backspace' wait a second and press 'backspace' again your still in the dir where the archive is.

It's a known behavior and @ghisler found no practicable way to prevent it until now.

Even the [Ctrl]+ [r]/ [F2] does not prevent you from changing to temp dir if you're really quick .

sheepdog

[norfie]

[Sheepdog]

Even the [Ctrl]+ [r]/ [F2] does not prevent you from changing to temp dir if you're really quick Wink.

It works for me and I'm really quick: TCmd cann't follow my keystrokes. Therefore a hundred percent protection for me.

With my Athlon XP 1800+ machine I press [Ctrl]+[r] twice and then I'm in the TC-tempdir. Did possibly you fail to try with an archive in archive or do you use a Cray or something similiar?

sheepdog