[inireloc 20040916] Filenames of ini files not always displayed

[white]

The final screen of the inireloc tool shows what the new ini file locations and names will be. However, if the path is long, the full filename is simply cut off. (screenshot)

At least the filename part (without the path) should always be shown. They might be different than the default filenames.

[white]

Moderator message from: white » 2023-02-09, 12:02 UTC

A reply posted here seems to have been posted in wrong thread. Moved this reply from this thread to [inireloc 20040916] Filename for wcx_ftp.ini file defaults to wincmd.ini.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in inireloc 2 beta 1, please test it:
https://www.totalcommander.ch/beta/inireloc2_beta1.zip

I have made the following changes:
20241121 Fixed: Long paths were cut in final confirmation dialog
20241121 Fixed: When saving ini file locations for all users, save them both for 32-bit and 64-bit versions
20241121 Fixed: When running the tool before the Total Commander installer (no registry entries present), both ini files were set to wincmd.ini

[white]

20241121 Fixed: Long paths were cut in final confirmation dialog

Confirmed with inireloc 2 beta 1.

The paths are shortened before the filename. However, this solution is not ideal. Often it is also important to see (part of) the deepest folder. Would it be possible to shorten the full path in the middle?

[ghisler(Author)]

I can't control it myself, I just set the SS_PATHELLIPSIS flag to the edit control. The alternative would be SS_ENDELLIPSIS, which would just cut the string at the end and show "..." there.

[white]

I can't control it myself, I just set the SS_PATHELLIPSIS flag to the edit control. The alternative would be SS_ENDELLIPSIS, which would just cut the string at the end and show "..." there.

Thanks for the explanation. Since the reported issue is fixed, I will move this thread to Fixed bugs.

Moderator message from: white » 2024-11-22, 12:02 UTC

Moved topic
» from TC11.x bug reports (English) to TC Fixed bugs