Total Commander

Posted: **2006-11-05, 06:28 UTC**

Hi,

if I unselect "Configuration, Options, Operation, Save on Exit, Directory History", TC 7 Beta 1 still keeps it when I restart it afterwards; even if I restart the PC.

malungu

Posted: **2006-11-05, 09:37 UTC**

...still keeps it when I restart it afterwards

Yes, you told him to "Not save the history any more" for the future.
Any history entries written in the past are still there.

Posted: **2006-11-05, 09:58 UTC**

OK, then I misunderstood this functionality.

Thanks,
malungu

Posted: **2006-11-05, 11:53 UTC**

[mod]Moved to TC 7 beta discussion.

Hacker (Moderator)[/mod]

Posted: **2006-11-05, 16:03 UTC**

Any history entries written in the past are still there.

I deleted this entries manually in the wincmd.ini

I wish "delete private Data" (for History, Multirenametool, Commandline, ...) Command, like Firefox

Posted: **2006-11-05, 20:47 UTC**

2Herr Mann
1. Redirect those entries to a history.ini file using RedirectSection=history.ini in the appropriate sections.

2. Make a button for deleting history.ini and call it "Delete private Data".

I personally redirect the following:

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[Selection]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[SearchName]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[SearchIn]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[SearchText]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[RenameTemplates]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[RenameSearchFind]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[RenameSearchReplace]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[left]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[right]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[lefttabs]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[righttabs]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[Command line history]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[RightHistory]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[LeftHistory]
RedirectSection=history.ini

[MkDirHistory]
RedirectSection=history.ini

Posted: **2006-11-05, 21:01 UTC**

Great, it is perfect

thanks

Posted: **2006-11-05, 21:03 UTC**

great tip, petermad! Didn't know about that, might be useful for other stuff too, like search templates.

Posted: **2006-11-06, 09:12 UTC**

Another way to do it is to use Ultra TC Editors

see this post to how to do that
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=84158#84158

Posted: **2006-11-06, 15:32 UTC**

@petermad
RedirectSection=history.ini
this is not documented

i was think RedirectSection can be 0 or 1 only

Posted: **2006-11-06, 15:40 UTC**

2ts4242
It is just very badly described in history.txt

28.02.06 Added: wincmd.ini: In each section except for [Configuration], an entry RedirectSection= will instruct tc to redirect(or not) this section to other ini: Values: 0=no redirect, 1=redirect to AlternateUserIni=, <ininame> redirect to that specific ini

The last part should rather be:

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Values: 0=no redirect, 1=redirect to AlternateUserIn, <ininame>=redirect to that specific ini

as i already pointed out in http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=101046#101046

Posted: **2006-11-06, 15:51 UTC**

@petermad
yes i read your post before but didn't understood what is the difference between the two description

but now i understood. Thanks

Posted: **2006-12-03, 11:32 UTC**

I had not found this information (about RedirectSection) because it is inside the [Configuration] section in AlternateUserIni definition.

Can you document the AlternateUserIni and RedirectSection definitions before the [Configuration] section ?

And then document RedirectSection like that wrote:RedirectSection will instruct Total Commander to redirect (or not) this section to another ini
- 0=no redirec
- 1=redirect to AlternateUserIni=
- <ininame> redirect to that specific ini

To be better clear

Best regards

Total Commander

TC always keeps directory history

TC always keeps directory history