wish: more than 2 panes (dynamically)
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wish: more than 2 panes (dynamically)
hi all
i will repeat my idea about splitters in tc (mentioned and remained unanswered in old forum). often 2-pane view of tc isn't enough for me - i need to work with sereral panes, e.g. when i copy or compare files between two panes and decide to run a programm from another folder.
now i can do one of the following:
a) jump back and forth in folder history;
b) run another instance of commander;
and both ways are not convenient. there was another solution suggested in the past - to use tabs in tc's window (each tab to have 2 panes) and switch between them. but this differes from what i am suggesting since it doesn't show more than 2 panes at a time (hence, doesn't allow to copy files easily between any couple of panes).
it seems to me more useful to allow dynamically add/remove additional panes (but not remove last 2 panes ;) ), so being able to work in more advanced mode (at least i need 3 panes too often, and sometimes (but very rare) even more). any arguments against?
regards,
aram
i will repeat my idea about splitters in tc (mentioned and remained unanswered in old forum). often 2-pane view of tc isn't enough for me - i need to work with sereral panes, e.g. when i copy or compare files between two panes and decide to run a programm from another folder.
now i can do one of the following:
a) jump back and forth in folder history;
b) run another instance of commander;
and both ways are not convenient. there was another solution suggested in the past - to use tabs in tc's window (each tab to have 2 panes) and switch between them. but this differes from what i am suggesting since it doesn't show more than 2 panes at a time (hence, doesn't allow to copy files easily between any couple of panes).
it seems to me more useful to allow dynamically add/remove additional panes (but not remove last 2 panes ;) ), so being able to work in more advanced mode (at least i need 3 panes too often, and sometimes (but very rare) even more). any arguments against?
regards,
aram
Last edited by haram on 2003-02-07, 05:43 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
Hi,
Just in case you haven't read this page yet - http://bearfacts2.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9 .
HTH
Roman
Just in case you haven't read this page yet - http://bearfacts2.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9 .
HTH
Roman
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Roman, the link doesn’t seem to work! I’m getting an: “The connection was refused when attempting to contact bearfacts2.com” error on my browser (Netscape v7.0).
Oh! And one more thing. Can you start a new thread about TCME including a link to your tool as well, please? By the way I got an email notification for a reply on that old thread (don’t know if it was you) but I didn’t had the chance to read it after the system crash of the old forum. So, if you had any news for us, please, start a new thread! Thanks!
Oh! And one more thing. Can you start a new thread about TCME including a link to your tool as well, please? By the way I got an email notification for a reply on that old thread (don’t know if it was you) but I didn’t had the chance to read it after the system crash of the old forum. So, if you had any news for us, please, start a new thread! Thanks!
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Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
Roman, the link doesn’t seem to work! I’m getting an: “The connection was refused when attempting to contact bearfacts2.com” error on my browser (Netscape v7.0).
Yeah, it seems the whole site is down. If it doesn't get better until Monday I'll ask Zeus what the matter is.
Oh! And one more thing. Can you start a new thread about TCME including a link to your tool as well, please?
I will, I just want to fix some old bugs and release beta3, presumably on Monday, though not sure.
By the way I got an email notification for a reply on that old thread (don’t know if it was you) but I didn’t had the chance to read it after the system crash of the old forum.
Crap, and it was such a long post.
HTH
Roman
Yeah, it seems the whole site is down. If it doesn't get better until Monday I'll ask Zeus what the matter is.
Oh! And one more thing. Can you start a new thread about TCME including a link to your tool as well, please?
I will, I just want to fix some old bugs and release beta3, presumably on Monday, though not sure.
By the way I got an email notification for a reply on that old thread (don’t know if it was you) but I didn’t had the chance to read it after the system crash of the old forum.
Crap, and it was such a long post.
HTH
Roman
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>Hacker
>Crap, and it was such a long post.
That’s why I always follow the method: Type your post in Word, copy/past it in a post, save it in temp folder for a week or so!
Why don't you follow Christians suggestion and retrieve the information by setting your browser off-line and checking if the post is still there from cashed files!
I personally cannot try that as my cashed files are dated a week before the system crash of the old forum!
>Crap, and it was such a long post.
That’s why I always follow the method: Type your post in Word, copy/past it in a post, save it in temp folder for a week or so!

Why don't you follow Christians suggestion and retrieve the information by setting your browser off-line and checking if the post is still there from cashed files!
I personally cannot try that as my cashed files are dated a week before the system crash of the old forum!

"My only reason for still using M$ Window$ as an OS is the existence of Total Commander!"
Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
Don't lose hope
Christian has said he is going to seriously consider adding some sort of feature such as this.
We may not get it, but when Christian says he's going to seriously consider something he gives it long & fair consideration. He won't dismiss it without good reason.
We may not get it, but when Christian says he's going to seriously consider something he gives it long & fair consideration. He won't dismiss it without good reason.
Re: Don't lose hope
great! i hope he'll find this feature worth to add ;)Innuendo wrote:Christian has said he is going to seriously consider adding some sort of feature such as this.
Panos,
That’s why I always follow the method: Type your post in Word, copy/past it in a post, save it in temp folder for a week or so!
Well, I usually just copy it, then submit and see if it worked. If not, I go back, paste, and try again. But I don't store posts...
Why don't you follow Christians suggestion and retrieve the information by setting your browser off-line and checking if the post is still there from cashed files!
I can try, but I've been to eforum.de so many times that I think the files in cache have been overwritten many times... I can check the cache, anyways.
haram, albel,
The forum is online now.
HTH
Roman
That’s why I always follow the method: Type your post in Word, copy/past it in a post, save it in temp folder for a week or so!

Well, I usually just copy it, then submit and see if it worked. If not, I go back, paste, and try again. But I don't store posts...
Why don't you follow Christians suggestion and retrieve the information by setting your browser off-line and checking if the post is still there from cashed files!
I can try, but I've been to eforum.de so many times that I think the files in cache have been overwritten many times... I can check the cache, anyways.
haram, albel,
The forum is online now.
HTH
Roman
unfortunatelly, multipane view really breakes source/destination ideology ;( and i see no way to combine them together...
but one imrovement still may be done: everything remains the same, but copy, move and similar dialogs add recently visited folders to their combo boxes, so the user can easily chose the folder right from the dialog, rather than going back to the destination folder. seems simple and useful, and addresses main problem i needed multipane for.
but one imrovement still may be done: everything remains the same, but copy, move and similar dialogs add recently visited folders to their combo boxes, so the user can easily chose the folder right from the dialog, rather than going back to the destination folder. seems simple and useful, and addresses main problem i needed multipane for.
I'll post my visualization of the tabbed total commander concept - looking at the logfile it was an often visited file (from the old forum) on my home page, perhaps someone finds it interesting.
Image: http://www.soreno.dk/images/tab_totalcmdr.png
(060503 - Updated to correct link)
Image: http://www.soreno.dk/images/tab_totalcmdr.png
(060503 - Updated to correct link)
Last edited by soreno on 2003-05-06, 08:41 UTC, edited 2 times in total.