cm_edit does not work properly when the N parameter takes <

[yahuu]

for example：
[em_CreateFile]
cmd=cm_edit
; Only one file named [C].xls will be created
param=/CGL0 /T="D:\tc\template" /N="<1-10>[C].xls"
; A dialog box will pop up
param=/CGL0 /T="D:\tc\template" /N="<[hms].xls"
; A dialog box will pop up
param=/CGL0 /T="D:\tc\template" /N="<[YMD].xls"

[petermad]

Confirmed

Tested with the parameter either in the cmd field or in the param field.

/N="File<1-10>[C].xls" can't even make a file.

[ghisler(Author)]

The /G parameter is not currently supported together with the < parameter, because the placeholder replacement happens in the "new file" dialog.
I will try to add it, or add a note to the help that it's not possible to combine the two.

/N="File<1-10>[C].xls" can't even make a file.

Leave out the /G and it will work.

[petermad]

Leave out the /G and it will work.

Hmm, not here - try this button:

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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
cm_Edit
/CL0N="File<1-10>[C].txt"
wcmicons.dll,28
Test cm_Edit with [C]

Parameter /CL0N="<1-10>File[C].txt" works fine though - so my bad.

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, I didn't see that you put <1-10> behind File. It must be at the start of the name.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in Total Commander 11.01 RC1, please test it!

09.08.23 Fixed: cm_Edit: Parameter /G (go immediately) didn't work with placeholders and counters, e.g. /CGL0 /T="c:\totalcmd\template" /N="<1-10>[C].xls" (32/64)

[petermad]

Confirmed fixed in TC 11.01rc1

[petermad]

Moderator message from: petermad » 2023-08-22, 08:24 UTC

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