Minor annoyance - nested archives

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Loren Pechtel
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Minor annoyance - nested archives

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Go into archive #1. Inside it find archive #2. Go into #2. Now go out of #2--you're in your temp directory, not the directory you started from.
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2Loren Pechtel

:) Hello !

• Press F2 instead [••] for each level, and you'll land again in the original folder… ;)

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Post by *compie »

I also experienced this with nested archives.

This is a very annoying bug: going up twice should bring me to the original location and not some temp folder!

Could this please be fixed?
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Post by *icfu »

1. Have you read Clo's hint?
2. Alternatively wait a short while after the first Backspace!

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3. or use LMB double click at [..]
4. or use key sequence HOME+ENTER
5. or install AHK, and use the following script (save it as Back2Parent.ahk, and start it once per windows session)

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$BS::
IfWinActive, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
{
  ControlGetFocus _FocusedControl
  if (_FocusedControl == "TMyListBox1" or _FocusedControl == "TMyListBox2")
  {
    WinGetText, _PanelText, A
    IfInString, _PanelText, temp
    {
       Send, {HOME}
       Send, {ENTER}
       Return
    }
  }
}
Send, {BS}
Return
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Post by *Valentino »

All of these ways are workarounds for the problem.
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Post by *HolgerK »

Valentino wrote:All of these ways are workarounds for the problem.
I know.
But the last key combination(Home+Enter or dbl click) seems to do it right.
So it's up to Mr. Ghisler to check if there are two different implementations inside TC for the same purpose.
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