Total Commander

[RonH]

One thing I find myself doing allot is renaming single files where I just want to rename the file itself, leaving the extension intact.

Whereas Shift+F6 will highlight the entire name, I wish there were a way to only highlight the base. Then I could just type the new base name and press enter. Currently I have to carefully cursor back and remove the base element then type in the new name.

[Dalai]

The option you wish is already builtin: Options > Operation > Select only the file name when renaming (not the extension).

Additionally you can toggle between full selection and selection without extension using rename hotkey again (Shift+F6 or in my case F2 ).

Regards
Dalai

PS: This has nothing to do with bugs and should be moved to normal forum.
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[RonH]

Woo Hoo! Thanks!!! I figured it was such an obscure thing that it certainly wasn't already supported. I did look through the internal commands list first but didn't think about looking at options.

My bad on the post location. I saw the Total Commander bugs and suggestions header but failed to look far enough down the list to see the suggestions forum.

[Hacker]