Command to duplicate Src Path to target
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Command to duplicate Src Path to target
Currently there is no command that i'm aware of to duplicate the current dir I'm working on to the other side. there are the Ctrl+Left/Right to copy to the other side but if I'm standing on archive/folder it will go inside to that folder/archive.
For me it's really useful for instances where i want to unpack to the current dir/do some work inside the current dir with two panels ( I know about the Alt+Shift+F9 but would rather something more generic )
Currently i'm using AHK script to do this with Ctrl+Shift+Right/Left...
For me it's really useful for instances where i want to unpack to the current dir/do some work inside the current dir with two panels ( I know about the Alt+Shift+F9 but would rather something more generic )
Currently i'm using AHK script to do this with Ctrl+Shift+Right/Left...
Use button:
Read TOTALCMD.chm topic 4.a for details.
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Command: %COMMANDER_EXE%
Parameters: /O /S /R=%Z%P
I usually do unpacking with alt+F9 to the same folder as the archive.
So, if I'm standing on the archive and do CTLR+LEFT/RIGHT to that dir get the archive instead of the current path I'm in and then I have to do TAB,BACKSPACE,TAB to get back to the containing dir.
cm_matchSrc does exactly what I need...
So thx!
alt+f9 does extraction of archives on my config...didn't get the comment there..
So, if I'm standing on the archive and do CTLR+LEFT/RIGHT to that dir get the archive instead of the current path I'm in and then I have to do TAB,BACKSPACE,TAB to get back to the containing dir.
cm_matchSrc does exactly what I need...
So thx!
alt+f9 does extraction of archives on my config...didn't get the comment there..
The comment "Also: Alt-F9 - Delete - (Alt-S -) Enter" made by Hacker means:aviasd wrote:alt+f9 does extraction of archives on my config...didn't get the comment there..
To unpack to the same folder as the archive
- Press Alt-F9
- Press Delete (or ".")
- (Press Alt-S to unpack each archive to a separate folder)
- Press Enter
BTW one can edit wincmd.ini to set this option checked by default:- (Press Alt-S to unpack each archive to a separate folder)
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[Packer]
UnZIPSeparateSubdirs=-2