This could be reproduced manually, but I found reliable way to reproduce it using AutoHotKey, which simulates fast sequence of user actions.
Steps:
0. In AutoHotKey2, create and load hot key Alt+F1 as indicated below.
1. In Total Commander, press that Alt+F1 and Configuration window will open.
2. Switch to Color tab.
3. Start changing items in dropdown menu Others. The rest of the UI (image in Example frame, color picker) does not change to reflect item selected in Others dropdown.
Example of failure:
Item "Differences - binary mode (selected)" is selected from dropdown menu, but its color picker remains disabled and all the 6 color pickers above it, as well as initial example image are still visible.
Code: Select all
#HotIf WinActive("ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD")
!F1:: ;Tools > Options
{
Send("{F10}{Right 5}{Enter 2}{End}") ; Configuration > Options > Misc. (section)
Send("{Tab 8}") ; Hotkey dropdown menu
}
#HotIf


