Make a button to make a checksum (MD5) of folder contents?

[Stefan2]

2Dazzer

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Dazzer, tuska just wanted to pointed out, that the code posted by you is not 100% accurate
(missing a "-1" and was in bold format (I will edit your post to adjust that now))

Damn, i really don't understand, I'm not too technical, all i know is it works so I'm happy!!

By the way, the CODE you entered here is NOT correct and does not work!
The correct CODE can be found here.

 

[beb]

Damn, i really don't understand, I'm not too technical...

The point of that approach is namely to make it understandable and easy to use for those who are not too technical.

Here's a visualization of the idea, that may help:
Image: https://i.imgur.com/m1gvDi0.mp4

[hi5]

@Dazzer - just for fun (and perhaps profit) - you can also create a separate ini file with "user commands".
In the folder where you have wincmd.ini you can create a new file if not already present with this name:

usercmd.ini

Add the code below to it and save it and close it, just to be safe restart Total Commander.

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[em_MD5]
cmd=cm_SelectAllFiles,cm_CRCcreate

Now in TC configuration, go to Misc. and the Hotkey section, say you want to assign ctrl+shift+alt+k to start your MD5 process.
Setup the hotkey and click on the search icon behind the "command" input field, start typing md5 and you should see usercmd, em_md5 appear (it if doesn't you have the usercmd.ini in the wrong folder).
Click OK, OK. Now you can press ctrl+shift+alt+k to start the MD5 process.

A second step is that you can now also edit the button you created earlier and instead of the two commands you have there replace it with em_MD5 as that executes the same command from your usercmd.ini which you've just assigned to ctrl+shift+alt+k.