Help with keybinding - Looking for file select command

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Tyler
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Help with keybinding - Looking for file select command

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Hi

I am in the process of customizing the hotkeys and I am struggling to find the SelectCurrentFileAndMoveTheCursorToNextFile command (I made up this name myself), which is currently bound to <ins>.
I would like to bind this command to the spacebar and use it instead of <ins>.

Can someone help me to find that command?

Thanks

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TC can already do this OOTB. You can set

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[Configuration]
SpaceMovesDown=1
in your wincmd.ini. Take a look at the help, section 4.b, for details about that option.

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Post by *Gral »

Such a internal command does not exist. But in this particular case you can use INI switch. Just add
SpaceMovesDown=1
under [Configuration] section in your main INI file.

From help:

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SpaceMovesDown=0 1= When selecting files with <SPACEBAR>, move down to next file (as with <INSERT>)
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Post by *Tyler »

For some strange reason it does not work.

I have set it as the first line under [Configuration] and I made sure there is no other occurence of it below.
I restarted the program, of course.

I am using v8.52a 64-bit under Windows 10.

Could someone else please verify this?

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Post by *Stefan2 »

Tyler wrote:For some strange reason it does not work.

I have set it as the first line under [Configuration]
In which ini file? :wink:

Check TC menu > "Help > About TC > INI-Files" for the right one.






 
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Post by *Tyler »

In the wincmd.ini file
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