Is this command meant here?HISTORY.TXT wrote:27.11.19 Release Total Commander 9.50 beta 7
25.11.19 Fixed: cm_SrcViewModeList with parameter 0 didn't switch to default view mode (32/64)
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cm_SrcViewMode0
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Is this command meant here?HISTORY.TXT wrote:27.11.19 Release Total Commander 9.50 beta 7
25.11.19 Fixed: cm_SrcViewModeList with parameter 0 didn't switch to default view mode (32/64)
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cm_SrcViewMode0
No - it corresponds to this:Is this command meant here?
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cm_SrcViewMode0
history.txt:cm_SrcViewModeList=333;Source: View mode menu
And I can confirm that cm_SrcViewModeList now works with parameter 0 from command line16.10.16 Fixed: cm_LeftViewModeList, cm_RightViewModeList and cm_SrcViewModeList now accept a view mode number>0 or view mode name as parameter in button bar, start menu, or internal command (32/64)
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cm_CommandBrowser
There are many cm_commands that support a parameter, none of which are described in the Command browserCould we then have entries in the CommandBrowser for these commands with parameter 0?
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cm_SrcByName
cm_SrcByExt
cm_SrcBySize
cm_SrcByDateTime
cm_SrcNegOrder
cm_SrcThumbs
cm_SrcOpenDrives
cm_SrcViewModeList
cm_LeftByName
cm_LeftByExt
cm_LeftBySize
cm_LeftByDateTime
cm_LeftNegOrder
cm_LeftThumbs
cm_LeftOpenDrives
cm_LeftViewModeList
cm_RightByName
cm_RightByExt
cm_RightBySize
cm_RightByDateTime
cm_RightNegOrder
cm_RightThumbs
cm_RightOpenDrives
cm_RightViewModeList
cm_GoToFirstEntry
cm_GoToFirstFile
cm_LeftSwitchToThisCustomView
cm_RightSwitchToThisCustomView
cm_Select
cm_UnSelect
cm_Reverse
cm_List
cm_ListInternalOnly
cm_ListOnly
cm_ListMulti
cm_VerticalPanels
cm_Wait
It is not quite the same:... analogous to the command cm_SrcViewMode0 ...
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cm_SrcViewModeList 0
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cm_SrcViewModeList0
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