Ctrl + Backspace in file rename to delete the previous word

[chicmatt]

Hello.

I have wondered for about 15 years why the following key doesn't work.

Ctrl + Backspace in a file rename to delete the previous word

For example,

I have a file name: abc 123 xyz.txt

I try to rename it.
With the cursor after "3", I press Ctrl + Backspace, but nothing happens.

With the cursor before "1", I press Ctrl + Delete, then the next word 123 is deleted, as I expected.


◆ Summary
① Ctrl + Backspace in a file rename to delete the previous word
② Ctrl + Delete in a file rename to delete the next word

Why does ① not work, while ② works?
How can I make it work by changing wincmd.ini?

[Stefan2]

 

I am used to use

Shift+Ctrl + ArrowLeft followed by Del (or Backspace or Space)
and
Shift+Ctrl + ArrowRight followed by Del

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EDIT:
as Fla$her pointed out (see below), there is already a tread for this feature in the "TC suggestions (English)" part of the forum.
Possibly this thread here will be merged soon.
 

[Fla$her]

One more topic to the common fund.

[chicmatt]

Thank you for your reply, Stefan2.

[chicmatt]

One more topic to the common fund.

Thank you for your reply
I have read them and understood why it is not and will not be implemented.