Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
I will add F2..F7 as exceptions (including F4, which isn't used yet).
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
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In addition to 12 Ctrl+, I hope?
In addition to 12 Ctrl+, I hope?
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
This should be fixed in Total Commander 11.03 RC1, please check it!
The following hotkeys should no go to the quick view window:
F2..F7
Shift+F2..Shift+F7
Ctrl+C,A,F,P,Cursor left,Cursor right,Cursor up,Cursor down,Home,End,PageUp,PageDown
Please try it, and let me know if I missed any.
The following hotkeys should no go to the quick view window:
F2..F7
Shift+F2..Shift+F7
Ctrl+C,A,F,P,Cursor left,Cursor right,Cursor up,Cursor down,Home,End,PageUp,PageDown
Please try it, and let me know if I missed any.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
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I checked everything. Fixed. Thanks!![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Ctrl+X, by the way, was also excluded, although it doesn't cut or copy text in a regular Lister.
I checked everything. Fixed. Thanks!
![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Ctrl+X, by the way, was also excluded, although it doesn't cut or copy text in a regular Lister.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+Y and Ctrl+V should be excluded everywhere, not just in the Ctrl+Q window.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
Why aren't Ctrl+X/Y/V listed? And why the only ones? I suggest doing the same with Ctrl+LEFT/RIGHT/HOME/END.
With Ctrl + BACK, for example, there were no problems in previous versions.
I remembered: Ctrl + DEL and Ctrl + Shift + LEFT/RIGHT. It would also be correct to exclude them from the command line and panel headers in edit mode.
With Ctrl + BACK, for example, there were no problems in previous versions.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
They are mentioned on a separate line of the history, because they are ignored everywhere outside of the file lists now, not just in Lister:Why aren't Ctrl+X/Y/V listed?
Ctrl+Del does nothing in lister, so what would be the point?17.11.23 Fixed: The following redefined hotkeys are now ignored when the cursor is outside of one of the file or tree panels: Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+Y (32/64)
I agree with Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to select words in Lister, though.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
Thanks for the clarification. When I was reading, I was confused by the mention of a tree. Now the meaning is clear.
That's what it's all about:ghisler(Author) wrote: โ2024-01-21, 09:27 UTCCtrl+Del does nothing in lister, so what would be the point?
1. Tell me, what is the advantage of Ctrl+X/V/Y over Ctrl+Del, if all of them don't work in Lister? For me they are equivalent.
2. If Ctrl+BACK, despite the reassignment, works by default in Lister, on the command line and in the edit mode of the panel header path, why should this not apply to Ctrl+Del, given their functional similarity?
3. If the hotkey is not created in the wlx plugin, shouldn't it work by default in plain text editing mode, as in the system?
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
1. These are ignored everywhere outside of the file lists, and do something e.g. in the command line
2. You are right, Ctrl+Del indeed does something in the command line. I will therefore add it to the keys where the redirection is ignored everywhere
3. Sorry, I don't understand what you mean
2. You are right, Ctrl+Del indeed does something in the command line. I will therefore add it to the keys where the redirection is ignored everywhere
3. Sorry, I don't understand what you mean
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
1. I wrote about equivalence, because Ctrl+Del also does something on the command line, as you confirmed later, and with cm_EditPath.
2. Good!
3. As you know, we have plugins that can edit text. The plugin may or may not reassign the hotkey, leaving the system (the operation of the corresponding APIs within the editable controls with input fields) to execute the hotkey by default, as if it were a regular notebook or the Win+R field. Based on this, we can assume that exceptions for quick viewing in Lister will be valid for Lister plugins as well, which means that the use of the mentioned hotkeys that don't work in Lister will work in Lister plugins, ignoring the custom assignments of these hotkeys for the main TC window.
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2. Good!
3. As you know, we have plugins that can edit text. The plugin may or may not reassign the hotkey, leaving the system (the operation of the corresponding APIs within the editable controls with input fields) to execute the hotkey by default, as if it were a regular notebook or the Win+R field. Based on this, we can assume that exceptions for quick viewing in Lister will be valid for Lister plugins as well, which means that the use of the mentioned hotkeys that don't work in Lister will work in Lister plugins, ignoring the custom assignments of these hotkeys for the main TC window.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
3. It depends on the plugin, but most will do their own key handling, so TC will not see reassigned hotkeys when a plugin is active.
For now I will not exclude them from reassignment.
There are a lot of hotkeys which are used in the command line, see the help.What about these for exclusion everywhere? โ
For now I will not exclude them from reassignment.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
3. I didn't ask about those where there is a reassignment. Please explain about those where it isn't.
Hmm. Can you do it for cm_EditPath at least?ghisler(Author) wrote: โ2024-01-23, 08:24 UTC There are a lot of hotkeys which are used in the command line, see the help.
For now I will not exclude them from reassignment.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
I have just checked it: All redefined hotkeys are currently being ignored in cm_EditPath or cm_RenameOnly.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
You're right. Then I withdraw the request for cm_EditPath.
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Re: Ctrl+<KEY> in the Quick View window executes a bound command instead of selecting text or navigation
TC 11.03 RC2: for QuickView, everything now works as desired. Thanks for the fix!
Can we expect to exclude C/CS + LEFT/RIGHT in the future?
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