Just found that one can compare files from same pane!

[Yuta]

It's too good for not to share this.
To do this I normally used to put both panes on same directory and then select the files to compare.
I just ocurred to me to select two files from same pane and compare to find it worked as intended!.

Once more, thanks Chirstian!.

[Yuta]

Oops!
Looks like someone has just said it before.
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=16105

But hey! here's another trick I just found out.
If you press HOME and then SHIFt-F6, you'll be editing the path. So, no mouse needed!.
If you press CTRL-C you can paste the path on another program.

[StatusQuo]

If you press HOME and then SHIFt-F6, you'll be editing the path. So, no mouse needed!.

Wow, rather cool, thanks for the hint.
I used this in a related feature request.

[solid]

If you press HOME and then SHIFt-F6, you'll be editing the path. So, no mouse needed!.
If you press CTRL-C you can paste the path on another program.

You can also use cm_EdithPath (just map it to some hotkey) for direct editing of path.

Also, cm_CopySrcPathToClip and cm_CopyTrgPathToClip
for directly copying the path to clipboard (from source and target panels, respectively)

Just to save some keystrokes

[ado]

If you press HOME and then SHIFt-F6, you'll be editing the path. So, no mouse needed!.
If you press CTRL-C you can paste the path on another program.

Ctrl-P will copy path to cmd-line, then press right arrow and Ctrl-X - doing the same job except if you are on particular file, you do not have to jump to beginning of directory.
Also... try Ctrl-Enter and Ctrl-Shift-Enter

[Yuta]

OK, I didn't realize that would be nice not to loose cursor position.
So I merged ado and solid suggestions and convinced me to reassign Ctrl-P to cm_CopySrcPathToClip, as I never use it for the original purpose.

[Yuta]

If you press HOME and then SHIFt-F6, you'll be editing the path. So, no mouse needed!.
If you press CTRL-C you can paste the path on another program.

You can also use cm_EdithPath (just map it to some hotkey) for direct editing of path.

Also, cm_CopySrcPathToClip and cm_CopyTrgPathToClip
for directly copying the path to clipboard (from source and target panels, respectively)

Just to save some keystrokes

There´s one problem with that, it doesn't put a trailing "". Can I have TC to add it?. i.e. for me is not the same to have:

"c:\Data\Xnview" than "c:\Data\Xnview"

Does someone found out how to copy the full current path to the clipboard with just one hotkey?

[Hacker]

Yuta,

Does someone found out how to copy the full current path to the clipboard with just one hotkey?

Assign a hotkey to the command cm_CopySrcPathToClip.

HTH
Roman

[Yuta]

Yuta,

Does someone found out how to copy the full current path to the clipboard with just one hotkey?

Assign a hotkey to the command cm_CopySrcPathToClip.

HTH
Roman

That was solid's suggestion. Please, reread my last post.

[Hacker]

Ah, sorry. It's been a long day.
AHK comes to mind.

Roman

[Yuta]

Ah, sorry. It's been a long day.
AHK comes to mind.

Roman

Seems like a complicated tool and, if I undertood well, I must run an external program for it to work!

I settled for assigning cm_EdithPath to Ctrl-SPACE, ASAIK it isn't preassigned to anything. It's now only a one handed operation to copy the path, Ctrl-SPACE and CTRL-C. Seems good for me.

[Hacker]

Seems like a complicated tool and, if I undertood well, I must run an external program for it to work!

No, and no.

The easy way to do the script would be something like:

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#IfWinActive, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
; Your shortcut for cm_CopySrcPathToClip, for instance Ctrl-Shift-P
$~^+p::
	Sleep, 1000
	Clipboard = %Clipboard%\
Return

You can compile the script with the ahk2exe tool which is included in the Autohotkey package and then you can run it without AHK installed.

HTH
Roman

[Yuta]

Seems like a complicated tool and, if I undertood well, I must run an external program for it to work!

No, and no.

The easy way to do the script would be something like:

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#IfWinActive, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
; Your shortcut for cm_CopySrcPathToClip, for instance Ctrl-Shift-P
$~^+p::
	Sleep, 1000
	Clipboard = %Clipboard%\
Return

You can compile the script with the ahk2exe tool which is included in the Autohotkey package and then you can run it without AHK installed.

HTH
Roman

OK, I finally got it to work. The documentation for first time users is lousy.

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This program installs as a resident program that monitors keyboard usage, but there's no need to install anything. You just run "Autohotkey.exe Script.ahk" and the script becomes active.

Now, where is this info said?. Before I ran the Autohotkey.exe file I didn't know if I was about to install a program or not.

@Hacker
Your cript works exaclty as expected, thanks.