[REQ] Hotkey for Copy tab to other panel command

[gbo]

I used to use this hotkey in Midnight Commander [Alt-O -> Copy tab to other panel] and although this command exists in TC7 (right click on a tab) I see no way to map this hotkey to a shortcut [Alt-O] as it seems it is not part of the Keyboard remapping tool commands AFAIS?

Could it be added, please

TIA

[StickyNomad]

Hm, indeed there doesn't seem to exist a cm_command to copy the tab. I never missed it so far because I get along well with CTRL+SHIFT+CursorUp.

But I'm not against adding a command for this

[gbo]

Hm, indeed there doesn't seem to exist a cm_command to copy the tab. I never missed it so far because I get along well with CTRL+SHIFT+CursorUp.

I knew CTRL+CursorUp but not CTRL+SHIFT+CursorUp thanks for the tip it is better than nothing although I still request to add it.

Bye

[Retko]

+1 for this command. (Yep I know, 15 years later )

[Stefan2]

See text file "TOTALCMD.INC":

CTRL+CursorUp
cm_OpenDirInNewTab=3003;Open dir under cursor in a new tab (((if there is a file under cursor > just double the current tab in same panel)))

CTRL+SHIFT+CursorUp
cm_OpenDirInNewTabOther=3004;Open dir under cursor in a new tab in other window (((if there is a file under cursor > double the tab but to other panel)))





Add keyboard shortcut Hotkey to an em_ or cm_ command

* Open "Configuration > Options > Misc."

* by "()Hotkey" choose a free key combo as keyboard shortcut (here Alt-O)

* For Command: click on the magnifying glass

* Choose the wanted command by double clicking on it. (here cm_OpenDirInNewTabOther)
(To filter type em_ or cm_ and maybe more letters or just an keyword like 'copy')

* Apply with the green check mark button!!!

* Close the options dialog with [OK]
* Click on OK

((( taken from https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=388478#p388478 )))




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New in Total Commander 6.0 final (17.11.03):
- cm_OpenDirInNewTab internal message to open dir under cursor in new tab

 

[petermad]

You can use these two em_commands (put them in your usercmd.ini file) to copy or move the current tab to the other panel:

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[em_copytab]
cmd=cm_FocusTrg,cm_OpenNewTab,cm_FocusTrg,cm_MatchSrc,cm_FocusTrg
menu=Copy current folder tab to opposite panel

[em_movetab]
cmd=cm_FocusTrg,cm_OpenNewTab,cm_FocusTrg,cm_MatchSrc,cm_CloseCurrentTab,cm_FocusTrg
menu=Move current folder tab to opposite panel

[Retko]

You can use these two em_commands (put them in your usercmd.ini file) to copy or move the current tab to the other panel:

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[em_copytab]
cmd=cm_FocusTrg,cm_OpenNewTab,cm_FocusTrg,cm_MatchSrc,cm_FocusTrg
menu=Copy current folder tab to opposite panel

[em_movetab]
cmd=cm_FocusTrg,cm_OpenNewTab,cm_FocusTrg,cm_MatchSrc,cm_CloseCurrentTab,cm_FocusTrg
menu=Move current folder tab to opposite panel

Hi. This is great. I was actually able to make it work. Not exactly, but I used command you provided for moving. Made a screenshot where I have put it, for others. SO thank you

Image: https://i.postimg.cc/pX0xmpp7/abc.jpg

[petermad]

2Retko

Good. It was implied that the commands should be used for a keyboard remapping or in a button.

I use them myself in my Extended Menu (see signature). https://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/tabsmenu2.png