What's the meaning of cm_SyncChangeDir?

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What's the meaning of cm_SyncChangeDir?

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This internal command:

cm_SyncChangeDir=2600;Synchronous directory changing in both windows

what's it for?
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Test it and you will know :lol:

from history.txt file
- Internal command cm_SyncChangeDir makes Commander change to the directory of the same name also in the other window
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Coco wrote:Test it and you will know :lol:

from history.txt file
- Internal command cm_SyncChangeDir makes Commander change to the directory of the same name also in the other window
I did test it but found nothing.
And seems I have trouble when read this sentence in history.txt too. What's "Commander", Totalcmd itself? Sorry my english is not good enough.
Could you give me more tips? Thx.
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2Raymond

Example:

Left window:
Current dir is c:\pictures\*.*
Content:
animals
family
misc

Right window:
Current dir is d:\backup\pictures\*.*
Content:
animals
family
misc

Execute cm_SyncChangeDir, change to c:\pictures\animals\*.*. Now the right window will change to d:\backup\pictures\animals\*.* automatically.

Executing cm_SyncChangeDir will disable this behavior.
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Post by *Raymond »

I got it finally. Thanks, Lefteous!:D
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