[TC10.51 64bit] Double-click Desktop in Separate Tree doesn't collapse

[white]

Enable one or two separate trees (Ctrl+Shift+F8)
Double-click on Desktop in the separate tree a number of times.
The folder doesn't collapse in the 64bit version. It works OK in the 32bit version.

[Horst.Epp]

I have the similar problem also in the 32bit version,
its only sometimes working.

[ghisler(Author)]

Confirmed. You can still collapse it with "cursor left".

Btw, the same thing happens in TC 10.50 and TC 10.00, probably also in all older versions...

[ghisler(Author)]

Regarding the 32-bit version, it only happens when you double click too quickly. I don't receive a double click message from Windows in this case, I don't know why. Therefore I will not be able to fix it in 32-bit, sorry.

[petermad]

Hmm, it seems to apply to double-clicking ALL virtual folders in the Separate Tree - and in the File Panel Tree as well.

I can make double-click work though for virtual folders as Desktop, Network or Control Panel - but not with the double-click I usually perform - it has to be slower, but not too slow either. Whether it is easy to make it work is dependant on the double-click speed set by running main.cpl - the slower the speed setting is, the easier it is to make the double-click work in TC's tree for virtual folders

[white]

05.09.22 Fixed: Double click on "Desktop" in tree didn't expand/collapse the tree below it (64)

Tested OK using TC10.52rc1 64-bit.

[petermad]

I noticed that when Autotreechange=0 double-click on virtual folders in the tree works normally, but with Autotreechange=1 the double-click has to be considerably slower to work (as reported earlier in this topic)

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks for confirming the fix! Unfortunately I couldn't find the reason for the double click speed, sorry.

[petermad]

Thanks for confirming the fix! Unfortunately I couldn't find the reason for the double click speed, sorry.

But could you confirm the difference with the two different settings of Autotreechange?

[ghisler(Author)]

Yes, I can confirm that.