[11.50ß8] Root dir -> [..] -> Lost position.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2024-11-29, 23:23 UTC

You will need come drive letters. E.g.: C, D, E, F - these would be enough.
Then set config to show ".." in root of the drive.

Now:
Open any folder on D: -> Ctrl+\ (you are in root of D: now) -> Home (move cursor to "..") -> Enter (now you see all drives) -> Enter (you are in root of C: now)
Open any folder on E: -> Ctrl+\ (you are in root of D: now) -> Home (move cursor to "..") -> Enter (now you see all drives) -> Enter (you are in root of C: now)
etc...

TC 11.03 works fine there and does NOT lose the position of previously opened drive after ".." is opened.
Open any folder on D: -> Ctrl+\ (you are in root of D: now) -> Home (move cursor to "..") -> Enter (now you see all drives) -> Enter (you are in root of D: now)
Open any folder on E: -> Ctrl+\ (you are in root of D: now) -> Home (move cursor to "..") -> Enter (now you see all drives) -> Enter (you are in root of E: now)

Please, fix this.

Post by *petermad » 2024-11-30, 02:36 UTC

I can confirm the difference in behavior in TC 11.03 and 11.50 (starting with beta1)

I think the way it worked in 11.03 is most correct = setting the cursor on the drive I came from when cliking [..] in the root of the physical drives.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2024-12-01, 08:58 UTC

This change is indeed not intended. It happens because I'm now showing the volume labels behind the drives, which makes the search for the right entry fail. I will try to re-add it.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2024-12-01, 09:46 UTC

Thanks for clarification.
May I also ask to make the label show function switchable (option to turn them off and on)?

TJL73 · Post by *TJL73 » 2024-12-03, 18:41 UTC

In version 11.50b8, when exiting the root of a drive (with the two dots), you always find yourself positioned on the first drive letter; in the previous stable version (v11.03) you found yourself on the corresponding drive letter.

Ex. before: root disk D: -> [..] -> Disk D: - now: root disk D: -> [..] -> Disk C:

Gral · Post by *Gral » 2024-12-03, 18:45 UTC

This is bug known since 11.50 beta 1, already reported on bugs forum - viewtopic.php?t=84538

Post by *white » 2024-12-03, 20:02 UTC

Moderator message from: white » 2024-12-03, 19:59 UTC

Thread merged with this topic
» Exiting the root of a drive, wrong position ↑

TJL73 · Post by *TJL73 » 2024-12-03, 21:36 UTC

Gral wrote: ↑2024-12-03, 18:45 UTC This is bug known since 11.50 beta 1, already reported on bugs forum - viewtopic.php?t=84538

white wrote: ↑2024-12-03, 20:02 UTC Thread merged with this topic
» Exiting the root of a drive, wrong position ↑

Oops, I missed that.

Thanks so much for the merge.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2024-12-04, 13:51 UTC

01.12.24 Fixed: Going up from drive root to list of drives by double clicking on ".." no longer placed cursor on correct drive (32/64)

Confirm fixed in RC1. Thanks.

Post by *white » 2024-12-04, 13:56 UTC

MaxX wrote: ↑2024-12-04, 13:51 UTC Confirm fixed in RC1. Thanks.

Confirmed.

Moderator message from: white » 2024-12-04, 13:56 UTC

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

Post by *petermad » 2024-12-04, 16:06 UTC

Confirmed fixed too in TC 11.50rc1

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