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In Command explorer there are cm_RenMov and cm_MoveOnly. Is there any difference or is it the same operation?
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I would like to have one button for moving all files from C:\dir1\ to C:\dir2\ without need to set the dir1 and dir2 in panels. How to write this command for button using TC internal command(s)?
Difference cm_RenMov and cm_MoveOnly ?
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Re: cm_RenMov and cm_MoveOnly
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cm_RenMov without parameters reacts to modifier keys, e.g. Shift+cm_RenMov starts in place rename.
cm_MoveOnly ignores modifier keys, use cm_RenameOnly to open in place rename instead.
2:
Search for cm_RenMov in the help, the parameters are explained in "Dialog box: Choose commands".
cm_RenMov without parameters reacts to modifier keys, e.g. Shift+cm_RenMov starts in place rename.
cm_MoveOnly ignores modifier keys, use cm_RenameOnly to open in place rename instead.
2:
Search for cm_RenMov in the help, the parameters are explained in "Dialog box: Choose commands".
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Re: Difference cm_RenMov and cm_MoveOnly ?
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Make sure the C:\Dir1 directory exists before running the chain of commands!
For example, like this:I would like to have one button for moving all files from C:\dir1\ to C:\dir2\ without need to set the dir1 and dir2 in panels. How to write this command for button using TC internal command(s)?
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cd "%TEMP%",cd "C:\Dir1",cm_SelectAllBoth,cm_Renmov /G0T="C:\Dir2\",cm_GoToPreviousDir,cm_GoToPreviousDir
Make sure the C:\Dir1 directory exists before running the chain of commands!