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#1
Ctrl + Click toggles in Commander Style, but the file from where the action started won't get selected.

To see what I mean, you can try the following steps:
1 - File A has focus (but is not selected)
2 - Ctrl + Click File B
-------------------------
Now only the File B is selected...not both

And yes, it's really nice that a task can be accomplished in multiple ways.
#2
Ok, I downloaded a fresh copy and Ctrl + Click works the way I think it should only in Windows Explorer style, but which style I personally dislike.
#3
Support and Feedback / Ctrl + Click behavior
May 05, 2013, 22:19:11
Let's say the file A has focus, when I hold [Ctrl] key and click on file B, now only the file B is selected, but the more natural and standard behavior would be to both files be selected.

All the best,
Em
#4
Very nice. Thank you.
#5
Is there any way to execute an item programmatically in MultiScript, that takes into account the "File Type Setup"?

Something like MC.View or MC.Edit but for Launcher (Run/Open).

Regards,
Em
#6
Custom commands SelectAll and UnselectAll don't work in v3.1 (b1401)

Please note: it's about Custom Commands, not Internal Commands

To substitute these, I'm using MC.Explorer.Selection.Unselect FILTER="*"

Regards,
Em
#7
Hello,

I have a question/feature request regarded to the execution of the files / folders.
When I select several files and I double-click another one, I see that all of them are transferred to the associated program and executed in one command, but if the program doesn't support opening multiple files on a single command (most of them), I will see just the first selected file opened in that program.

I would like to be able to open just the focused item on a double-click (or when I press the Enter key).
I've made a multiscript and associated it to the mouse double-click action, but it doesn't work with the defined associations in MultiCommander nor when I press the Enter key, which I can't redefine:

@var $file = GetSourceFocusPath();
if (IsFolder($file))
{
   MC.Explorer.Goto SOURCE={$file}
}
else
{
   MC.Run CMD={$file} SHELL
} 

Is this the desired behavior and can this be made configurable?

Thank you!
#8
Great, thank you Mathias!
#9
Hello, It would be useful to have a MoveFile function in MultiScript, like the CopyFile one (<num> CopyFile(<str> targetPath, <str> sourceFile, <string> options); ).

I tried to use the rename function, but it doesn't allow to change the file's path.

Regards.