Total Commander

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...

Use button: Read TOTALCMD.chm topic 4.a for details.

aviasd,
Commands - Target=Source
cm_MatchSrc

Also: Alt-F9 - Delete - (Alt-S -) Enter

MVV,
I expect better of you.

Roman

My way is more universal one.

BTW I haven't understood how unpack/test archive(s) commands may help here...

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..

aviasd wrote: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:

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

- (Press Alt-S to unpack each archive to a separate folder)

BTW one can edit wincmd.ini to set this option checked by default:

cool. thx for the idiot's guide