Shortcut key display error

[mikeyww]

I assigned shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+/ to go to the root folder, but it looks like this function was actually assigned to CTRL+SHIFT+\ instead.

[Dalai]

Just a note: There already is a shortcut assigned to go to the root: Ctrl+<.

Regards
Dalai

[MVV]

Perhaps you're selected wrong '/' key. As for me, with your assignment I need to press 'Ctrl+Shift+Num /' key to run command. There is also key 'OEM_US/?', please try it.

Just a note: There already is a shortcut assigned to go to the root: Ctrl+<.

Why Ctrl+<? It is just Ctrl+\.

[mikeyww]

My keyboard is marked well with these keys.

Image: http://cogit.net/images/2015-03-27_084308.png

When I press CTRL+SHIFT+/, nothing happens. When I press CTRL+SHIFT+\, TC goes to the root directory.

[Dalai]

Just a note: There already is a shortcut assigned to go to the root: Ctrl+<.

Why Ctrl+<? It is just Ctrl+\.

Oops, sorry. Didn't know there is a difference in shortcut assignment due to keyboard layout (it's Ctrl+< on German layout only).

Regards
Dalai

[MVV]

When I press CTRL+SHIFT+\, TC goes to the root directory.

That's because Ctrl+\ is assigned to this command by default (see Keyboard.txt) and there is no command associated with Ctrl+Shift+\ so Shift is simply ignored. It doesn't work if you have explicitly assigned Ctrl+Shift+\ to some command (e.g. I have associated Ctrl+Shift+OEM_US\| with cm_GoToLockedDir).

Oops, sorry. Didn't know there is a difference in shortcut assignment due to keyboard layout (it's Ctrl+< on German layout only).

I've used Ctrl+\ for years in all file managers (except Explorer, but wait, it isn't a file manager) and it seems to be quite logical to use Ctrl+\ to go to \.
But now I see that you're correct too:

CTRL+<
Jump to the root directory (most European keyboards)
CTRL+\
Jump to the root directory (US keyboard)

[mikeyww]

Thank you.