Ultra TC Editors 6.42 Final

[petermad]

2jonathanpoulin
TC has since version 11.00 (beta2) from 2023 supported Parameters, when defining hotkeys - see: https://tcmd.madsenworld.dk/commandparameters.png

Development of Ultra TC Editors was discontinued in 2019 ( viewtopic.php?p=403026#p403026 ), so Ultra TC Editors Hotkey editor does not support parameters for commands.

So, if you have made hotkeys with parameters in TC's Misc. configuration dialog, and you then afterwards edit a hotkey in Ultra TC Editors Hotkey editor, then all parameters will be removed - because the Ultra TC Editors Hotkey editor totally rewrites the [Shortcuts] and the [ShortcutsWin] sections, and during that procedure it does not write any lines with "_params" in them - like: AS+F4_params=/CN="%|$DATE:Y-M-D_h.m.s|_%Q%N"

[petermad]

New version of the "English.cedf" and "tc default hotkeys.hky" Data files for Utra TC Editors - for TC 11.55 can be downloaded at:

• https://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/UltraTC/UltraTC_DataFiles1155.zip

NOTICE! if you use Hotkeys Editor.exe to change or set hotkeys, ALL parameters for cm_commands that you might have set with TC 11x will be LOST! The Hotkeys Editor still works fine if you don't use parameters with your shortcuts.

[AntonyD]

"tc default hotkeys.hky" Data file

4011=Alt = F10
IMHO here should be not a simple ALT, but ALT+F4. Isn't it?

And what about
3302=Ctrl + Shift + Num +
3312=Shift + Num +
3322=Shift + Num *
Aren't they also the default ones?

P.S.
English.cedf

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        <key name="DirTabGotoLastVisited" file="Wincmd.ini" section="Configuration" default="0" version="11,50">
          <description>1: Only if DirTabOpenList=0: Ctrl+Tab jumps to last visited open tab instead of next tab</description></key>

IMHO you did a wrong thing when decided to rewrite the prev.one version of this text:

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        <key name="DirTabGotoLastVisited" file="Wincmd.ini" section="Configuration" default="0" version="11,50">
          <description>Only if DirTabOpenList=0:
0: Ctrl+Tab jumps to next tab
1: Ctrl+Tab jumps to last visited tab</description></key>

This one is reading much-more easily...

And why sometimes you write version number with . and sometimes with , ?
Compete key descriptive above ad below:

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        <key name="AutoTreeChange" file="Wincmd.ini" section="Configuration" default="0" version="4.53">
          <description>If set to 1, a single click on a directory in tree view switches to that directory in the other window.</description>
        </key>

[petermad]

2AntonyD

4011=Alt = F10
IMHO here should be not a simple ALT, but ALT+F4. Isn't it?

No, Alt is correct - if you press and release the Alt key then the first item in the Main menu is highlighted - just as if you press F10

3302=Ctrl + Shift + Num +
3312=Shift + Num +
3322=Shift + Num *
Aren't they also the default ones?

I have chosen not to give them a default key-combination, because the action of Ctrl + Shift + Num +, Shift + Num + and Shift + Num * is dependent on the setting of "Operation" -> "Selection (with Num + )"

Because of that, for example Ctrl + Shift + Num + will only do same as command 3302 if "Selection (with Num + )" is set to "Also select directories"

IMHO you did a wrong thing when decided to rewrite the prev.one version of this text:

I had changed it to the description in TC's Help file - but you are right - the way I had written it for version 11.50 is easier to understand, so I have changed it back.

And why sometimes you write version number with . and sometimes with ,

That is a typo, probably because if I press the period on the numeric keyboard, I get a comma with Danish keyboard setting. And if I use UltraTC Editor to make the changes to the data file, it suggest the last used version number for all following changes made in the same session, so one typo results in many occurrences of "11,50". I have now corrected all decimal delimiters to a period.


Updated version 11.55a can be downloaded at:

• https://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/UltraTC/UltraTC_DataFiles1155a.zip