TC32: If no files are selected, the %F parameter prevents all other parameters from being sent to the command line

[ghisler(Author)]

I will check it, thanks. Any others?

[Fla$her]

Combined parameter %Y%y allows empty lists like %Y, but selects file under cursor if nothing is selected

I still haven't figured out how it should work. An empty list by %Y is formed when the cursor is on [..] and there is no selection. Where will the file name come from if there is a change to parent under the cursor? Where is the logic?

[ghisler(Author)]

It's when the cursor is standing on a file instead of [..] and nothing is selected. Then %Y%y will select that file and put it in the list, while %Y alone will create an empty list.

[Fla$her]

This does not happen. %Y%y%F always returns the path to the temporary list if the cursor is not on [..], regardless of whether there is a selection.

[ghisler(Author)]

That's what I wrote in my reply. Or described in different words (from the history):
Combined parameter %Y%y allows empty lists like %Y, but selects file under cursor if nothing is selected

[Fla$her]

2ghisler(Author)
I understood. I thought you were writing about a parameter, not an item in the list being created.
You didn't add the name under the cursor to the list for %Y%F. I think this is an inherently wrong decision. If, in the absence of %Y, we always got a name under the cursor, then there was no point in this possibility disappearing when it was added, because %Y concerns only the creation of an empty list if there is no selection when placing the cursor on [..].
I think you just need to fix it. You don't use the same approach with %S and %R when there is no highlighting for the selected file, which is correct.