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Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2009-06-25, 12:46 UTC
by samot
I'd like to have a shortcut (f.e. Shift-Alt-F5) to zip the selected files into a Zip file in the current directory (analog to Shift-F5 / Shift-F6 to copy / move in the same directory).
If not possible Shift-F5 in the Pack-Files dialog could mark the whole directory excluding the "zip:" and the filename (currently F5 marks the filename, filename + ext, whole entry including the "zip:")
best regards
Thomas
Posted: 2009-06-25, 14:37 UTC
by Mikefield
I've reported it here in a
different thread, please use Strg-F5 instead, this works.
mf
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2009-06-25, 22:59 UTC
by HolgerK
samot wrote:I'd like to have a shortcut (f.e. Shift-Alt-F5) to zip the selected files into a Zip file in the current directory (analog to Shift-F5 / Shift-F6 to copy / move in the same directory).
HTH
Holger
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 11:32 UTC
by LonerD
Bump.
Now we have commands cm_CopyToArchive and cm_MoveToArchive (Shift+Alt+F5).
But still missing cm_ for Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack files to current directory) and Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack to current dir, del. original)
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 12:10 UTC
by Fla$her
LonerD wrote: 2023-05-16, 11:32 UTC
But still missing cm_ for Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack files to current directory) and Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack to current dir, del. original)
It has already been discussed:
ghisler(Author) wrote: 2023-05-02, 08:33 UTC
7. cm_CopyToArchive and cm_MoveToArchive, but to the directory of the active panel
I think I will have to add more parameters here, as for cm_copy.
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 12:38 UTC
by Sir_SiLvA
LonerD wrote: 2023-05-16, 11:32 UTC
Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack files to current directory)
Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack to current dir, del. original)
I cant find these shortcuts anywhere nore do they work?
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 13:32 UTC
by Stefan2
Sir_SiLvA wrote: 2023-05-16, 12:38 UTC
LonerD wrote: 2023-05-16, 11:32 UTC
Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack files to current directory)
Shift+Ctrl+Alt+F5 (Pack to current dir, del. original)
I cant find these shortcuts anywhere nore do they work?
You have to add this to your wincmd.ini first
[Shortcuts]
CA+F5=cm_PackFiles
; Ctrl+Alt +F5 will pack to an archive into the same directory
CAS+F5=cm_PackFiles
; Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F5 will MOVE files to an archive in the current panel.
And for others reading this:
Alt+Shift+F5 will MOVE files to an archive in the opposite panel.
Ctrl+F5 sorts by date/time.
Alt+F5 calls the default pack dialog
Can be found deep in the forum or history.txt, it's a secret, passed on from father to son since primeval times
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 21:41 UTC
by Sir_SiLvA
Stefan2 wrote: 2023-05-16, 13:32 UTC
You have to add this to your wincmd.ini first
[Shortcuts]
CA+F5=cm_PackFiles
; Ctrl+Alt +F5 will pack to an archive into the same directory
CAS+F5=cm_PackFiles
; Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F5 will MOVE files to an archive in the current panel.
Can be found deep in the forum or history.txt, it's a secret, passed on from father to son since primeval times
@Stefan2: Thank you for that information!
@Ghisler: can we get that info added to keyboard/tasten/ect.txt?
(and when you do that you can finally add in there ALT+SHIFT+F6 (same as ALT+SHIFT+F9 cause ALT+SHIFT+F6 doesnt work under Win95) please?)
Stefan2 wrote: 2023-05-16, 13:32 UTC
Alt+Shift+F5 will MOVE files to an archive in the opposite panel.
Ctrl+F5 sorts by date/time.
Alt+F5 calls the default pack dialog
those are all inside keyboard/../.txt
Re: Compact in the same directory
Posted: 2023-05-16, 22:00 UTC
by petermad
Thank you for that information!
Not exactly new information:
https://www.ghisler.ch/board/search.php?keywords=cm_PackFiles&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=all&sr=posts&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search
But maybe it is time for those two keyboard shortcuts get added to TC's default shortcut keys.
And maybe cm_PackFiles should support parameters 1, 2 , 3 (move other panel, pack same panel, move same panel)