Deleting the first folder from the second column moves the cursor to the beginning

[Fla$her]

1. Ctrl+F1.
2. Open a folder with two or more columns of folders.
3. Reduce the width of the active panel to the width of two columns so that a scrollbar appears.
4. Place the cursor on the first folder of the second column and press Del.

After deleting, the cursor will move to the top of the list.

[petermad]

Here the cursor goes to the next folder that is below the deleted folder

Maybe I did something wrong: https://tcmd.madsenworld.dk/columdelete.mp4

[Fla$her]

Maybe I did something wrong:

Remove the files, leave only two columns of folders.
It is necessary that the scrollbar appears because of the length of the folder names, not the files.

[petermad]

Confirmed whith only folders present in the dir.

[Fla$her]

It's not the lack of files. See the last sentence.
It's just easier to get a bug without files.

[JOUBE]

...a bug...

? No, it is a - good - feature.

[Fla$her]

2JOUBE
Are you serious? What's good about that?
Of course this is a bug.

[ghisler(Author)]

I cannot reproduce that. The cursor remains in the second column at the top and focuses the folder directly below the one deleted.
I tried with a fresh ini and TC 32-bit. I can't make the width EXACTLY two columns, so is it just a bit less than 2 or a bit more than 2?
And is the second column shown at the far left, or is there a column displayed to the left of it (only relevant when a bit more than 2 columns are shown).

[white]

Confirmed.

2ghisler(Author)
Just select an entry at the top of the second column and make sure that the column is not completely shown by moving the divider between left and right panel. Then delete the folder.

[Fla$her]

is it just a bit less than 2 or a bit more than 2?

First. Otherwise, how do you get a scrollbar with two columns?
If more than two columns are shown, it doesn't matter whether the second column is the first or second in the displayed list.

Then delete the file.

... folder.

[white]

Then delete the file.

... folder.

Thanks, fixed.

[petermad]

I cannot reproduce that.

here is a video showing it with a clean .ini file: https://tcmd.madsenworld.dk/columndelete2.mp4

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks for the video! There are two conditions needed to get the error:
1. The directory must be EMPTY
2. Delete to recycle bin must be disabled. When I press DEL with a fresh ini, it would delete to recycle bin, with no problems focusing the cursor.

[Fla$her]

2ghisler(Author)
Thanks for the clarifications. Didn't pay attention to it.

[petermad]

2ghisler(Author)

I have "Delete to recycle bin" disabled in Windows for most drives, so even with a clean .ini file my TC will not delete to recycle bin - but I guess you figured that out from the missing "Move to Recycle bin" dialog in the video.