The cursor doesn't move to a new file if there is a space in the path: cm_Edit + /CGL0T="%P" /N="FN"

[AntonyD]

TC x32 and/or x64?

both work fine.

See the tooltip in the example.

I've took a look into that and should confirm author's note about the necessity of the last -1.
Without it - after pasting the code into the V.bar of Total - this button does not work as suggested.
It could only open (in supplied corresponding editor) the existing picked file and that's all.
I could fix this button only by opening the editor for this button and pressing OK in it.
So please - in ALL you codes - when you show some buttons: provide FULL code, even with -1 at the end.

[Fla$her]

So please - in ALL you codes - when you show some buttons: provide FULL code, even with -1 at the end.

I will do this only for internal commands, because in other cases the error was not detected.

GIF screencast added to the first post. There I also corrected the button code.

[AntonyD]

It is very difficult to say what is the matter with me/my conditions - but after watching the video
and a complete repetition of all your conditions (disk, folder names, file names, brief view of panels)
I was able to reproduce this error now)))

[sa16]

2Fla$her

There I also corrected the button code.

You could simply transfer any option to the line "Command:"
cm_Edit /G

[Fla$her]

I was able to reproduce this error now)))

Good. There are already three of us.

2sa16
OK. I will take this into account in the future.

[ghisler(Author)]

I was finally able to reproduce the error! It happens only when "%1" wasn't specified when defining the editor. So as a temporary fix, change the editor from something like
notepad.exe
to
notepad.exe "%1"
to correctly focus the created file.

[Fla$her]

2ghisler(Author)
Command prompt:

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>assoc .txt
.txt=txtfile
>ftype txtfile
txtfile=%SystemRoot%\system32\NOTEPAD.EXE %1

>assoc .jpg
.jpg=IrfanView.jpg
>ftype IrfanView.jpg
IrfanView.jpg="C:\Program Files\IrfanView\i_view32.exe" "%1"

The behavior is not different for both txt and jpg. The cursor remains in place for both commands with spaces.
If there are no spaces, then there is no problem for extensions that are not in HKCR (see txt2 in GIF).

[sa16]

2Fla$her
It is suggested to try:

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[Configuration]
Editor=notepad.exe "%1"

[Fla$her]

Why try it if I gave an example with jpg?

[ghisler(Author)]

2Fla$her
Sorry, now I'm really confused - what does this have to do with file associations now? This report was about cm_Edit with parameters and cm_EditNewFile 1...

[sa16]

2Fla$her
I was talking about editing wincmd.ini...

[Fla$her]

Sorry, now I'm really confused - what does this have to do with file associations now?

You wrote about the editor, but you didn't write anything about TC settings.
In the test conditions that I gave in the GIF, I don't have such settings at all. That is, the bug must be reproduced with a clean config.

[AntonyD]

That is, the bug must be reproduced with a clean config.

That's right, and under these starting conditions, the Total settings for the text editor simply indicate the cmd "notepad.exe"
So, if you go into these settings and just add

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 "%1"

at the end, then this bug is already under the same "clean" conditions "out-of-the-box fresh installation" is no longer reproduced.

[Fla$her]

under these starting conditions, the Total settings for the text editor simply indicate the cmd "notepad.exe"
So, if you go into these settings and just add

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 "%1"

How is it possible to add "%1" to settings that don't exist? There is no Editor key. >>>

It happens only when "%1" wasn't specified when defining the editor.

[AntonyD]

https://i.ibb.co/w7kRJb8/2024-08-23-134805.png
This element of the TC settings is responsible for defining the editor.
And of course, it has nothing to do with any buttons/keys.
But there was no talk of any key in principle as I read this all in a whole.