diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/debian/changelog 0.9.0-1/debian/changelog --- 0.8.3-1/debian/changelog 2018-06-11 13:07:08.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/debian/changelog 2019-02-13 16:13:48.000000000 +0000 @@ -1,3 +1,13 @@ +doublecmd-help (0.9.0-1) unstable; urgency=medium + + * New upstream release + * Refresh privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html.patch + * Run OptiPNG with -fix option for recoverable errors in images + * Bump Standards-Version to 4.3.0, no changes + * Mark help packages Multi-Arch: foreign as per Multiarch hinter + + -- Graham Inggs Wed, 13 Feb 2019 16:13:48 +0000 + doublecmd-help (0.8.3-1) unstable; urgency=medium * New upstream release diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/debian/control 0.9.0-1/debian/control --- 0.8.3-1/debian/control 2018-06-11 13:06:07.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/debian/control 2019-02-13 16:13:00.000000000 +0000 @@ -4,13 +4,14 @@ Priority: optional Maintainer: Pascal Packaging Team Uploaders: Graham Inggs Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 11), tofrodos, optipng -Standards-Version: 4.1.4 +Standards-Version: 4.3.0 Vcs-Git: https://salsa.debian.org/pascal-team/doublecmd-help.git Vcs-Browser: https://salsa.debian.org/pascal-team/doublecmd-help Homepage: http://doublecmd.sourceforge.net/ Package: doublecmd-help-en Architecture: all +Multi-Arch: foreign Depends: ${misc:Depends} Recommends: www-browser Provides: doublecmd-help @@ -22,6 +23,7 @@ Description: Documentation for Double Co Package: doublecmd-help-ru Architecture: all +Multi-Arch: foreign Depends: ${misc:Depends} Recommends: www-browser Provides: doublecmd-help @@ -33,6 +35,7 @@ Description: Documentation for Double Co Package: doublecmd-help-uk Architecture: all +Multi-Arch: foreign Depends: ${misc:Depends} Recommends: www-browser Provides: doublecmd-help diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/debian/patches/privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html.patch 0.9.0-1/debian/patches/privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html.patch --- 0.8.3-1/debian/patches/privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html.patch 2018-06-11 12:54:09.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/debian/patches/privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html.patch 2019-02-13 16:06:00.000000000 +0000 @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ Description: Fix privacy-breach-w3c-valid-html Forwarded: not-needed Author: Graham Inggs -Last-Update: 2018-06-11 +Last-Update: 2019-02-13 --- a/doc/en/about.html +++ b/doc/en/about.html @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Last-Update: 2018-06-11
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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ Last-Update: 2018-06-11
--- a/doc/en/shortcuts.html +++ b/doc/en/shortcuts.html -@@ -479,10 +479,6 @@ +@@ -539,10 +539,6 @@
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diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/debian/rules 0.9.0-1/debian/rules --- 0.8.3-1/debian/rules 2018-06-11 11:53:09.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/debian/rules 2019-02-13 15:54:00.000000000 +0000 @@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ override_dh_install: find $(CURDIR)/debian/doublecmd-help-*/ -name '*.html' -o -name '*.css' | \ xargs fromdos ; find $(CURDIR)/debian/doublecmd-help-*/ -name '*.png' | \ - xargs optipng ; + xargs optipng -fix ; diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/doc/en/about.html 0.9.0-1/doc/en/about.html --- 0.8.3-1/doc/en/about.html 2018-06-11 08:15:12.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/doc/en/about.html 2019-02-09 12:16:55.000000000 +0000 @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@

1.1. What is Double Commander?

-
+

Content

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@

  • built-in file viewer (F3) to view files of ANY SIZE in hexadecimal, binary or text format

  • built-in text editor (F4) with syntax highlighting

  • archives are handled like subdirectories. You can easily copy files to and from an archive. Supports the following types: ZIP, TAR GZ, TGZ, BZ2, RPM, CPIO, DEB, RAR

    • -

  • extended search function with full text search in any files

    • +

  • extended search function with full text search in any files

  • supports WCX, WLX, WDX and WFX plugins from Total Commander (also supports its own DSX plugin format)

  • operations log

  • and more...

    • diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/doc/en/cmds.html 0.9.0-1/doc/en/cmds.html --- 0.8.3-1/doc/en/cmds.html 2018-06-11 08:15:12.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/doc/en/cmds.html 2019-02-09 12:16:55.000000000 +0000 @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@

    2.8. Internal Commands

    -
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    Content

    @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@

    Internal commands may be groups by categories so here they are:

    - + @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ - + @@ -152,12 +152,14 @@ +
    cm_BriefView
    +
    Ctrl+F1
    +
    cm_ColumnsView
    +
    Ctrl+F2
    Table of Command Categories
    Table of Command Categories
    CategoryDescription
    Active Panel
    Help
    		Access the integrated help files of Double CommanderAccess the integrated help files of Double Commander.
    Window
    NameDescription
    cm_BriefView -
    cm_BriefView
    		 Just the name of the items.
    If possible, more than one column.
    cm_ColumnsView -
    cm_ColumnsView
    		 One item per line, with default or user defined columns.

    @@ -180,61 +182,64 @@ +
    cm_ThumbnailsView
    +
    Ctrl+Shift+F1
    +
    cm_FlatView
    +
    Ctrl+B
    +
    cm_QuickView
    +
    Ctrl+Q
    +
    cm_UniversalSingleDirectSort
    +
    cm_CountDirContent
    +
    Alt+Shift+Enter
    cm_ThumbnailsView -
    cm_ThumbnailsView
    		 Items shown as small images.
    If possible, in more than one column.
    cm_FlatView -
    cm_FlatView
    		 Will scan all the directories of active panel to show all content in one single panel.
    cm_QuickView -
    cm_QuickView
    		 Content of selected item shown in opposite panel.
    As we navigate to next items, displayed content is updated.
    cm_SortByName -
    cm_SortByName
    +
    cm_SortByName
    Ctrl+F3
    		 Sort items in active panel by name.
    cm_SortByExt -
    cm_SortByExt
    +
    cm_SortByExt
    Ctrl+F4
    		 Sort items in active panel by extension.
    cm_SortBySize -
    cm_SortBySize
    +
    cm_SortBySize
    Ctrl+F6
    		 Sort items in active panel by file size.
    cm_SortByDate -
    cm_SortByDate
    +
    cm_SortByDate
    Ctrl+F5
    		 Sort items in active panel by date.
    cm_SortByAttr -
    cm_SortByAttr
    +
    cm_SortByAttr
    		Sort items in active panel by attributes.
    cm_ReverseOrder -
    cm_ReverseOrder
    +
    cm_ReverseOrder
    		Invert sorting items displayed in the active panel.
    cm_SrcOpenDrives -
    cm_SrcOpenDrives
    +
    cm_SrcOpenDrives
    		Open drives list for active panel.
    cm_UniversalSingleDirectSort -
    cm_UniversalSingleDirectSort
    		 Will sort specified column in specified order of the specified panel.
    See the following table for the possible parameter values.

    @@ -302,12 +307,13 @@
    Note: If any of these three parameters are not defined or are defined incorrectly; the default values for these parameters will be: panel=active, column=name and order=ascending.
    - Example:
    "cm_UniversalSingleDirectSort: panel=active, column=size, order=descending"
    This will sort the item in active by column according to size --larger files first. + Example:
    "cm_UniversalSingleDirectSort: panel=active, column=size, order=descending"
    This will sort the item in active by column according to size — larger files first.
    cm_CountDirContent -
    cm_CountDirContent
    		 Compute overall size of the contents of each of the directories present in current selected panel.
    @@ -397,13 +403,12 @@

    (back to top)

    -
    -

    2.3 Right Panel

    +

    2.3. Right Panel

    These commands apply to the right panel, no matter which one is currently selected.

    - +
    Category: "Right Panel"
    Category "Right Panel"
    NameDescription
    cm_RightBriefView @@ -482,10 +487,9 @@

    (back to top)

    -
    -

    2.4 File Operations

    +

    2.4. File Operations

    These commands apply to current selected item in current selected panel.
    It includes operations like view/copy/move/rename/delete/pack/unpack/split etc.
    These are probably the commands that have a direct impact with your files.

    @@ -588,7 +592,7 @@ +
    F2, Shift+F6
    @@ -600,10 +604,10 @@ +
    F8, Del
    @@ -759,7 +765,8 @@ +
    cm_ShellExecute
    +
    Ctrl+Alt+Enter
    @@ -797,7 +804,7 @@
    -

    2.5 Configuration

    +

    2.5. Configuration

    Access options and configurations of Double Commander.

    Category "File Operations"
    cm_RenameOnly
    cm_RenameOnly
    -
    Shift+F6, F2
    		 Rename files in the same directory.
    cm_Delete
    cm_Delete
    -
    F8
    		 Delete selected item to trash can (recycle bin) or permanently.
    Deleting to trash can might not be available for all platforms.
    - A different confirmation message is given when deleting to Trash Can or permanently.
    + A different confirmation message is given when deleting to Trash Can or permanently.

    @@ -672,7 +676,8 @@ +
    cm_TestArchive
    +
    Alt+Shift+F9
    @@ -680,7 +685,7 @@ - + - + +
    cm_TestArchive -
    cm_TestArchive
    		 Validate the integrity of the content of selected archive file.
    If archive content is corrupted, error message will be reported.
    cm_OpenArchive
    cm_OpenArchive
    Ctrl+PgDown
    		Try to open a file as an archive.If a directory is selected, will open this directory to show its content.
    If a file is selected, ignoring its extension, will try to open it as an archive based on its detected content (see ID configuration in other help page).
    cm_ExtractFiles @@ -726,12 +731,13 @@ cm_EditComment
    cm_EditComment
    Ctrl+Z
    		Create or edit comment for file/directoryCreate or edit comment for file/directory.
    cm_ContextMenu
    cm_ContextMenu
    -     		Shows context menu for files and folders
    +
    Shift+F10
    		Shows context menu for files and folders.

    @@ -748,7 +754,7 @@ -
    1/true/on/yes menu will include only the file extensions associated actions defined in Double Commander (the default system context menu won't be displayed)
    +
    cm_ShellExecute -
    cm_ShellExecute
    		 Will invoke computer's associated program to current selected item.
    A single parameter may also be provided for the call.
    @@ -805,7 +812,9 @@ + +
    cm_ConfigDirHotList
    +
    Ctrl+Shift+D
    @@ -869,7 +879,7 @@ - + @@ -897,7 +907,7 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
    Category "Configuration"
    cm_Options
    cm_Options
    -     		Open configuration dialogOpen configuration dialog.
    + Command supports a single parameter to jump to a specific configuration section.
    + Here is a link for possible parameters to use.
    cm_ConfigToolbars @@ -814,7 +823,8 @@
    cm_ConfigDirHotList -
    cm_ConfigDirHotList
    		 Access configuration of the directory hotlist.

    It is equivalent to "cm_WorkWithDirectoryHotlist" command with following parameters:
    action=config source=%Ds    		the directory to add/config as "source"
    (nothing)(nothing) directory the active panel is in
    cm_FileAssoc
    cm_FileAssoc
    -     		Open file associations configurationOpen file associations configuration.
    cm_ConfigFolderTabs @@ -932,14 +942,34 @@
    cm_ConfigSaveSettings
    cm_ConfigSaveSettings
    -     		Will save all the current settings and history, just like if you would close application and restore.
    This might be useful if you've used DC during a long session and you want to save current context in case system would crash and you do not want to lose current history when you would restart DC.    		Will save all the current settings and history, just like if you would close application and restore.
    This might be useful if you've used DC during a long session and you want to save current context in case system would crash and you do not want to lose current history when you would restart DC.
    cm_ConfigSavePos +
    cm_ConfigSavePos

    Version 1.0.0 +

    +     		Will save current state and position of the main window of DC.
    cm_ConfigArchivers +
    cm_ConfigArchivers
    +     		Will launch the configuration page of the external archivers.
    cm_ConfigTooltips +
    cm_ConfigTooltips
    +     		Will launch the configuration page for the tooltips.
    cm_ConfigPlugins +
    cm_ConfigPlugins
    +     		Access configuration of plugins.

    (back to top)

    -

    2.6 Network

    +

    2.6. Network

    Related directly with computer network.

    @@ -959,7 +989,7 @@
    -

    2.7 Miscellaneous

    +

    2.7. Miscellaneous

    Inevitable category with commands we did not in which category to place them!
    Effort has been made to try to don't place too much commands in this category.

    Category "Network"
    @@ -1019,7 +1049,7 @@
    -

    2.8 Mark

    +

    2.8. Mark

    Select the items on which the file operations will took place.

    Category "Miscellaneous"
    @@ -1027,6 +1057,7 @@ +
    cm_MarkMinus
    +
    Num -
    +
    Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Num +
    +
    Ctrl+Num -
    @@ -1216,11 +1249,13 @@ @@ -1262,7 +1297,7 @@ - @@ -1276,11 +1311,11 @@
    -

    2.9 Clipboard

    +

    2.9. Clipboard

    Actions related to interact between system's clipboard and selected items.

    Category "Mark"
    cm_MarkPlus
    cm_MarkPlus
    +
    Num +
    		 Select items in active panel using a mask (provided or not) according the the following parameters:

    @@ -1105,33 +1136,34 @@ - - + + - - + +
    filtering will take files that are writeable either by user, group or anybody else (Linux)
    note: this means "attr=" with no right value.
    filter everything, no matter the configured "Default attribute mask"    		(absent)filtering will be done according to what's configured in "File views", section "Marking/Unmarking entries", the option "Default attribute mask value to use".
    (absent)filtering will be done according to what's configured in "file operations", section "Marking/Unmarking files, the option "Default attribute mask".note: this means "attr=" with no right value.
    filter everything, no matter the configured "Default attribute mask"
    Note1: So if command is used without any parameters, user will be prompt to enter its filter and other options will be the same ones as the last time their were specified in the current session foreach file view.
    Note2: When using filtering like Windows as oppose of DC legacy, file with no extension will be selected with filter *.*
    - Note3: When specifying the "mask" parameter, please note you may also use predefined selection type simply by preceding the name of it with symbol ">" like "mask=>Pascal files"
    + Note3: When specifying the "mask" parameter, please note you may also use predefined selection type simply by preceding the name of it with symbol ">" like "mask=>Pascal files".
    Note4: When using filtering parameter "ignoreaccents=TRUE", the ligatured characters like "œ" for example will be evaluated as the sequence "oe". So for example "cœur" will match "coeur".
    Note5: The fact to use parameters like "casesensitive" for example will not affect the subsequent usage the "cm_MarkPlus" with no parameters which will use the default same parameters of last time it was prompting the user.
    - Note6: Regarding the "attr" possible parameter values, see the "The Searching for files with specific attributes." section in the "Find files" help file. The way to specify the filter regarding the attributes is the same
    + Note6: Regarding the "attr" possible parameter values, see the "The Searching for files with specific attributes." section in the "Find files" help file. The way to specify the filter regarding the attributes is the same.
    Example1: "cm_MarkPlus mask=*.pas;*.dfm;*.dpr;*.inc casesensitive=false" This will select all the files matching the given filter mask (which is basically common Delphi source file extensions) and ignoring the case of the letters.
    Example2: "cm_MarkPlus mask=*ecole*.docx ignoreaccents=true" This will select all the files matching the given filter mask (which is basically Microsoft Word document with the word "ecole" in them) ignoring the accents. This means it will select file with "école" and "ecole" in them since accent are ignored.
    cm_MarkMinus -
    cm_MarkMinus
    		 Unselect items in active panel matching the mask (provided or not) according the the same parameters as the cm_MarkPlus command.
    cm_MarkMarkAll
    cm_MarkMarkAll
    -
    Ctrl+A
    		 Will basically select all the entries in the active panel according to attribute filter that follows.

    @@ -1162,25 +1194,26 @@ - - - - + + + +
    filter all entries that are writeable either by user, group or anybody else (Linux)
    note: this means "attr=" with no right value.
    filter everything, no matter the configured "Default attribute mask"
    (absent) will select everything that match what's configured in "File views", section "Marking/Unmarking entries", the option "Default attribute mask value to use".
    note: this means "attr=" with no right value.
    filter everything, no matter the configured "Default attribute mask"
    cm_MarkUnmarkAll
    cm_MarkUnmarkAll
    -
    F1
    		 Will unselect all the entries of the active panel according to the same filter described in table of cm_MarkMarkAll command.
    cm_MarkInvert
    cm_MarkInvert
    +
    Num *
    		 Will Invert the selected state of all the entries matching the same filter described in table of cm_MarkMarkAll command.
    cm_MarkCurrentExtension
    cm_MarkCurrentExtension
    +
    Shift+Num +
    		 Mark files with the same extension as item under cursor of active panel.
    cm_UnmarkCurrentExtension
    cm_UnmarkCurrentExtension
    +
    Shift+Num -
    		 Unmark files with the same extension as item under cursor of active panel.
    cm_LoadSelectionFromFile
    cm_LoadSelectionFromFile
    		Will read the content of the supplied file to select items from what is read from the file
    +     		Will read the content of the supplied file to select items from what is read from the file.
    This file could be supplied as the first parameter of the internal command.
    If no file is supplied, application will prompt use to enter one.
    - + +
    Ctrl+Shift+X
    +
    Ctrl+Shift+C
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    2.10 Navigation

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    2.10. Navigation

    To go from one folder to another to access various items according to their location.

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    Command nameDescription
    NameDescription
    cm_CutToClipboard
    cm_CutToClipboard
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    cm_CopyNamesToClip
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    		 Copy item names to clipboard.
    cm_CopyFullNamesToClip
    cm_CopyFullNamesToClip
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    		 Copy item full names to clipboard.
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    Ctrl+Shift+Home
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    Command nameDescription
    NameDescription
    cm_DirHistory
    cm_DirHistory
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    cm_ChangeDirToHome -
    cm_ChangeDirToHome
    		 Go to to the user's home directory.
    cm_ChangeDirToRoot
    cm_ChangeDirToRoot
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    		 Go to root directory ("/" in GNU/Linux).
    cm_LeftEqualRight -
    cm_LeftEqualRight
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    Alt+Z
    		 Show same directory in left panel than what is in the right panel.
    search on/off/cycleDetermine the state of the quick search frame at the bottom:
    +     		Determine the state of the quick search frame at the bottom:
    - when it's "on", the specified search parameters are applied and quick search frame is shown at the bottom
    - when it's "off", quick search is removed and search frame is hidden
    - when it's "cycle", it is to use for when you invoke many time in a row the command to go to the next matching item
    direction first/last/nextDetermine the direction of the quick search for the item that match the search criteras:
    +     		Determine the direction of the quick search for the item that match the search criteras:
    - when it's "first", to the first item found from the top
    - when it's "last", to the last item
    - when it's "next", to the next one after the current one at the moment of the search. Please note that it may do a wrap around to come back to prior item if none was found after the current selected one.
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    		 According to list of last directories visited, will set the active panel to the very next one, if any, visited prior to current one.
    According to list of last directories visited, will set the active panel to the very last one visited prior to current one.
    cm_FocusSwap + cm_OpenDriveByIndex +
    cm_OpenDriveByIndex
    		In the current tab of the specified panel, will show content of the specified drive.
    If no panel is specified, it will be in the current active panel.
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    index1will use 1st drive of list
    2will use 2nd drive of list
    3will use 3rd drive of list
    nwill use nth drive of list
    sideleftselected drive will be in left panel
    rightselected drive will be in right panel
    inactiveselected drive will be in inactive panel
    (absent)selected drive will be in current active panel
    (nothing)Specifying at least the index is mandatory.
    +
    + Example: "cm_OpenDriveByIndex side=left index=2" will focus panel on left and show drive E: content assuming in our current drive list we have C:, E:, S: and X:. +
    cm_FocusSwap
    cm_FocusSwap
    		 Switch focus between left and right panel.

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    Access the integrated help files of Double Commander

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    2.11. Help

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    Access the integrated help files of Double Commander.

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    Category "Help"
    NameDescription
    cm_Keyboard
    cm_Keyboard
    -     		Open keyboard shortcuts help page.
    Note:This will be a passive HTML file. So you if you change the keyboard shortcut from the default one, be aware that the passive html help file won't show the actual shortcut the application is currently using.    		Open keyboard shortcuts help page.
    Note: This will be a passive HTML file. So you if you change the keyboard shortcut from the default one, be aware that the passive html help file won't show the actual shortcut the application is currently using.
    cm_VisitHomePage @@ -1789,14 +1881,15 @@
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    2.12 Window

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    2.12. Window

    Commands related with the Double Commander window, its look and behavior, like any other computer application.

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    cm_HorizontalFilePanels
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    Ctrl+Shift+H
    Category "Window"
    NameDescription
    cm_HorizontalFilePanels -
    cm_HorizontalFilePanels
    		 Will set the arrangement of panels between two vertical ones disposed in left/right OR two horizontal ones disposed in top/bottom.

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    cm_NextFavoriteTabs
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    cm_PanelsSplitterPerPos
    cm_PanelsSplitterPerPos
    -     		Set the panels width, e.g. 50% — equal size
    +     		Set the panels width, e.g. 50% — equal size.

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    Alt+V
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    Alt+X
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    cm_OperationsViewer -
    cm_OperationsViewer
    		 Shows a window with the file operations process currently in progress if any.
    Close Double Commander.
    cm_TreeView +
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    Ctrl+Shift+F8
    		Tree View Panel.
    cm_FocusTreeView +
    cm_FocusTreeView
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    		Switch focus between current file list and tree view (if enabled).

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    2.13. Command Line

    Interact with command line to view past commands and help to invoke new ones.

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    Ctrl+Enter
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    Ctrl+Shift+Enter
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    cm_AddFilenameToCmdLine
    		Place filename of current selected item in command line.
    Note: Command also accepts the same parameters as the cm_AddPathToCmdLine    		Place filename of current selected item in command line.
    Note: Command also accepts the same parameters as the cm_AddPathToCmdLine.
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    cm_AddPathAndFilenameToCmdLine
    		Place current path and filename of selected item in command line.
    Note: Command also accepts the same parameters as the cm_AddPathToCmdLine    		Place current path and filename of selected item in command line.
    Note: Command also accepts the same parameters as the cm_AddPathToCmdLine.

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    2.14 Tools

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    For action requiring more than a click.
    These action will generally show another window to have Double Commander do some more complex jobs.

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    2.14. Tools

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    For action requiring more than a click.
    These action will generally show another window to have Double Commander do some more complex jobs.

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    Shift+F12
    Category "Tools"
    NameDescription
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    cm_DoAnyCmCommand
    		 Will show an internal command selector window where user may select any of the possible internal command and execute it.
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    2.15. View

    Commands related with the visibility or not of files like the system files, etc.

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    2.16. Tabs

    Interact with tabs by creating new ones, navigate through them, etc.

    Category "View"
    Description
    menuignorelist 1/true/on/yes ignore list is enabled
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    Ctrl+Shift+Tab
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    Ctrl+W
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    Category "Tabs"
    cm_OpenDirInNewTab
    cm_OpenDirInNewTab
    -     		Open directory at new tab, but don't switch to itOpen directory under cursor at new tab, but don't switch to it.
    cm_NextTab @@ -2188,7 +2298,7 @@
    cm_PrevTab
    cm_PrevTab
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    		 Change to previous tab.
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    cm_CloseTab
    		 Close current tab of active panel.
    (nothing, default)close all the duplicated non locked tabs on the active panelclose all the duplicated non locked tabs on the active panel
    		Will load the Favorite Tabs setup that is just after in our list the last one we loaded.
    cm_ActivateTabByIndex +
    cm_ActivateTabByIndex
    		Will activate the specified tab in the specified panel where it will also switch to.
    If no panel is specified, tabs used will be from the active panel.
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    index1will activate 1st tab
    2will activate 2nd tab
    3will activate 3rd tab
    nwill active nth tab
    -1will activate last tab
    sideleftwill switch to and use tabs of left panel
    rightwill switch to and use tabs of right panel
    inactivewill switch to and use tabs of inactive panel
    (absent)activated tab will be on current active panel
    (nothing)Specifying at least the index is mandatory.
    +
    + Example: "cm_ActivateTabByIndex side=right index=1" will activate the 1st tab in the rigth panel and will switch focus on it. +

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    2.17 Logs

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    2.17. Logs

    Actions related with DC logs file.

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    ParameterTarget configuration section
    TfrmOptionsLanguage
    		Language
    TfrmOptionsArchivers
    		Archivers
    TfrmOptionsAutoRefresh
    		Auto refresh
    TfrmOptionsBehavior
    		Behaviors
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    TfrmOptionsFileTypesColors
    		Colors > File types
    TfrmOptionsConfiguration
    		Configuration
    TfrmOptionsDirectoryHotlist
    		Directory Hotlist
    TfrmOptionsFileAssoc
    		File associations
    TfrmOptionsFileAssocExtra
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    TfrmOptionsFileOperations
    		File operations
    TfrmOptionsFileSearch
    		File operations > File search
    TfrmOptionsFilesViews
    		Files views
    TfrmOptionsFilesViewsComplement
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    TfrmOptionsBriefView
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    TfrmOptionsColumnsView
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    TfrmOptionsCustomColumns
    		Files views > Columns > Custom columns
    TfrmOptionsTabs
    		Folder tabs
    TfrmOptionsFavoriteTabs
    		Folder tabs > Favorite Tabs
    TfrmOptionsTabsExtra
    		Folder tabs > Folder tabs extra
    TfrmOptionsFonts
    		Fonts
    TfrmOptionsIcons
    		Icons
    TfrmOptionsIgnoreList
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    TfrmOptionsKeyboard
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    TfrmOptionsHotkeys
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    		Layout
    TfrmOptionsDrivesListButton
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    TfrmOptionsTreeViewMenuColor
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    TfrmOptionsMisc
    		Miscellaneous
    TfrmOptionsMouse
    		Mouse
    TfrmOptionsDragDrop
    		Mouse > Drag & drop
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    		Plugins > DSX
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    		Plugins > WCX
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    		Plugins > WDX
    TfrmOptionsPluginsWFX
    		Plugins > WFX
    TfrmOptionsPluginsWLX
    		Plugins > WLX
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    		Quick search/filter
    TfrmOptionsToolbar
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    TfrmOptionsDiffer
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    TfrmOptionsEditor
    		Tools > Editor
    TfrmOptionsEditorColors
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    When launching Double Commander executable we may specify some command line parameters to customize our start up.

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    For example, we may specify the directories that will be displayed in the file panels.

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    There are some switches that may be used as well.

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    These switches are NOT case sensitive.

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    Here is a summary description of the syntax of what's possible in the command line:

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    doublecmd.exe [-C] [-T] [-P L|R] [path1\subpath1] [path2\subpath2]

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    ParameterDescription
    path1\sub1 [path2\sub2]
    (no switches, directly a path)
    		Loads the first directory passed into the left panel.
    If a second one is provided, it will also be opened but in the right panel.
    Directory names containing spaces must be put in double quotes.
    Always specify the full path name.
    -C or --client
    		If Double Commander is already running, activate it and pass the path(s) in the command line to that instance.
    -L directory
    		Set directory to show in the left panel.
    -R directory
    		Set directory to show in the right panel.
    -P L|R
    		Sets the active panel when program starts:
    • -P L for left
    • -P R right
    -T
    		Opens the passed directory(ies) in new tab(s)
    --no-console
    		Run Double Commander without console debug window.
    --config-dir=path
    		Set custom directory path with DC configurations files.
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    If there is no already existing instance, then create it.

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    If there is already existing instance, and the current one is a client, then send params to the server (i.e. to the existing instance).

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    If there is already existing instance, and the current one is not a client, (i.e. Allow only one copy of DC at a time is false and no --client/-c options were given), then user-provided servername is altered: firstly, just add a trailing number "2".

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    If there is already some trailing number, then increase it by 1, until we found a servername that isn't busy yet, and then create instance with this servername.

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    --no-splash
    		Disables the splash screen at startup DC.
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    Open the directory e:\Xilinx\ISE DS in the left panel and the directory c:\temp in the right one:

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    1. Presentation

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    When launching Double Commander executable we may specify some command line parameters to customize our start up.

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    For example, we may specify the directories that will be displayed in the file panels.

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    There are some switches that may be used as well.

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    These switches are NOT case sensitive.

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    Here is a summary description of the syntax of what's possible in the command line:

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    doublecmd.exe [-C] [-T] [-P L|R] [path1\subpath1] [path2\subpath2]

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    An alternative form is also possible like this one:

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    doublecmd.exe [-C] [-T] [-P L|R] [-L path1\subpath1] [-R path2\subpath2]

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    Command Line Parameters
    ParameterDescription
    path1\sub1 [path2\sub2]
    (no switches, directly a path)
    		If one path passed then load it into the active panel.
    If two paths are passed then load first path into left panel and second in the right panel.
    Directory names containing spaces must be put in double quotes.
    Always specify the full path name.
    -C or --client
    		If Double Commander is already running, activate it and pass the path(s) in the command line to that instance.
    -L directory
    		Set directory to show in the left panel.
    -R directory
    		Set directory to show in the right panel.
    -P L|R
    		Sets the active panel when program starts:
    • -P L for left
    • -P R right
    -T
    		Opens the passed directory(ies) in new tab(s).
    --no-console
    		Run Double Commander without console debug window.
    --config-dir=path
    		Set custom directory path with DC configurations files.
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    If there is already existing instance, and the current one is a client, then send params to the server (i.e. to the existing instance).

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    If there is already existing instance, and the current one is not a client, (i.e. Allow only one copy of DC at a time is false and no --client/-c options were given), then user-provided servername is altered: firstly, just add a trailing number "2".

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    If there is already some trailing number, then increase it by 1, until we found a servername that isn't busy yet, and then create instance with this servername.

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    --no-splash
    		Disables the splash screen at startup DC.
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    Open the directory e:\Xilinx\ISE DS in the left panel and the directory c:\temp in the right one:

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    The location of this doublecmd.xml file may be in different places:

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    Other than that, we do Configuration > Options > select in the tree Double Commander > set the option Location of configuration files.

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    Another way to quickly find out where is located the doublecmd.xml the current instance of Double Commander is using is by accessing the Directory Hotlist. At the end of it there is a sub section called "Special Dirs". Then we select "Go to Double Commander special path" and then "%DC_CONFIG_PATH%". We will find there the doublecmd.xml that application is currently using.

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    The large majority of possible settings in Double Commander may be set via the application itself through the various option categories.

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    So generally, we don't have to manually edit the content of the configuration file.

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    But there are some very rare specific settings that required to be edited manually from the configuration file if we want to tweak the application.

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    WARNING: We will not edit that file WHILE Double Commander is running! Not only because anyway their values are read only when we're starting the application, but also because if we edited the file while DC is running, when we'll close the application the values we would have wrote will be overwritten by the application re-saving its current context for next session. If we need to edit the doublecmd.xml file, we need to make sure we close Double Commander, then we edit file, and then we re-launch the application.

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    <SingleClickStart>
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    0A double click is necessary to launch the action (default).
    1A single click opens files and folders.
    2A single click only opens folders. For files, a double click is needed.
    4 added to aboveThe text cursor no longer follows the mouse cursor.
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    - ...a single click opens files and folders: 1 + 0 = 1 so <SingleClickStart>1</SingleClickStart>
    - ...a single click only opens folders, for files, a double click is needed: 2 + 0 = 2 so <SingleClickStart>2</SingleClickStart>
    - ...a single click opens files and folders, the text cursor not follows the mouse cursor: 1 + 4 = 5 so <SingleClickStart>5</SingleClickStart>
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    0Default The quality is determined by the system settings (default).
    1Draft For raster fonts, scaling is enabled; the font size can be increased but the quality may be lower.
    Also the font supports Bold, Italic, Underline or Strikeout if necessary.
    The quality is less important than when Proof is used.
    2Proof The quality of the characters is important, so for the raster fonts, scaling is disabled and the font closest in size is chosen.
    3NonAntialiased The font is never antialiased.
    4Antialiased The font is always antialiased if it supports it.
    The size of the font cannot be too small or too large.
    5ClearType The font is rendered using the ClearType anti-aliasing method.
    6ClearTypeNatural The font is rendered using the Natural ClearType antialiasing method.
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    <gBorderFrameWidth>
    from <Colors>
    		 - We may configure DC so it will draw a rectangle around the active entry as we we cycle through them in a panel.
    - This <gBorderFrameWidth> setting allows us to configure the width of the lines used to draw a rectangle around the current active entry.
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    <ExtraLineSpan>
    from <FilesViews>
    		 - This setting allows to add some extra pixels to the height allowed for each element displayed in the file panels.
    The value is interpreted directly in pixels.
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    <NtfsHourTimeDelay>
    from <FileOperations>
    		 - Ignore time difference of exactly one hour between entries when comparing their date and time.
    - This takes place when using internal commands cm_CompareDirectories or cm_SyncDirs.
    - It is useful when comparing items located on a NTFS partition to another one not on such partition.
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    FalseDisable (default)
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    <AutoExtractOpenMask>
    from <FileOperations>
    		Suppose we've "entered" into a compressed file and browing its content in the active panel. The files with the specified extension of this setting will be automatically unpacked from the archive when we press ENTER or double-click on them instead of showing the properties window.
    - Example: <AutoExtractOpenMask>*.txt;*.mp3;*.mp4</AutoExtractOpenMask>
    <Mode>
    from <AutoRefresh>
    		 - The ability to delete watched directories.
    A "watched directory" is a directory that Double Commander has a kind of hook on it so it can monitor any modification in it.
    This way, it can refresh the displayable content of it if it's content changed.
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    0Prevents deleting watched directories.
    1Does not prevent deleting watched directories (default).
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    <CustomIcons>
    from <Icons>
    		 - This option will help to determine if the icons used for drives, folders or archives will be the default ones from the system (Windows only) OR if it will be custom ones that we may set ourselves.
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    - ...everything from the system: 0 + 0 + 0= 0 so <CustomIcons>0</CustomIcons>
    - ...everything custom: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7 so <CustomIcons>7</CustomIcons>
    - ...drive custom, other system: 1 + 0 + 0 = 1 so <CustomIcons>1</CustomIcons>
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    Drives%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\devices\
    Folders%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\places\folder.png
    Archives%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\mimetypes\package-x-generic.png
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    1 to 99Valid transparency level (default is 50).
    0 or 100Disables function.
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    <ImageExifRotate>
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    		 - Double Commander is able to recognize the metadata from Exif structure that might be encoded into a JPG image file.
    - Inside that structure, there is an orientation flag that may be used to display the picture into the same orientation as it was taken like if was in portrait, landscape, upside-down, mirror, etc.
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    		This is the path to indicate where is the Lua library.
    It will indicate the location of the required dll file lua5.1.dll when doing Lua Scripting.
    This path may be relative to the Double Commander executable file.
    Example: <PathToLibrary>..\..\Other\dll\lua5.1.dll</PathToLibrary>
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    Main settings of Double Commander are saved/restored to/from an XML file named doublecmd.xml.

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    2. Location

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    The location of this doublecmd.xml file may be in different places:

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    • It may be configured to be in the user home directory.
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    • It may be configured to be in the program directory itself, which is commonly the case when used in a portable context.
      • +
    • We may define its location via a command line parameter when launching the application.
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    We follow this link if we want to specify it by with the command line paramter --config-dir.

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    Other than that, we do Configuration > Options > select in the tree Double Commander > set the option Location of configuration files.

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    Location of configuration file

    +

    Another way to quickly find out where is located the doublecmd.xml the current instance of Double Commander is using is by accessing the Directory Hotlist. At the end of it there is a sub section called "Special Dirs". Then we select "Go to Double Commander special path" and then "%DC_CONFIG_PATH%". We will find there the doublecmd.xml that application is currently using.

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    Go to config location

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    (back to top)

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    3. Options to change manually

    +

    The large majority of possible settings in Double Commander may be set via the application itself through the various option categories.

    +

    We simply click from the main menu bar Configuration > Options and the various settings we'll configured there will be saved to the doublecmd.xml file when we close the application. Then, they will be restored on the next usage of the application.

    +

    So generally, we don't have to manually edit the content of the configuration file.

    +

    But there are some very rare specific settings that required to be edited manually from the configuration file if we want to tweak the application.

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    WARNING: We will not edit that file WHILE Double Commander is running! Not only because anyway their values are read only when we're starting the application, but also because if we edited the file while DC is running, when we'll close the application the values we would have wrote will be overwritten by the application re-saving its current context for next session. If we need to edit the doublecmd.xml file, we need to make sure we close Double Commander, then we edit file, and then we re-launch the application.

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    The following table gives us these rare specific settings that we need to manually edit the file if we need to change them:

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    TagDescription
    <SingleClickStart>
    from <Behaviours><Mouse>
    		 + This will determine what will launch the action when we're using the mouse button on an element from the displayed file list in a panel.
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    0A double click is necessary to launch the action (default).
    1A single click opens files and folders.
    2A single click only opens folders. For files, a double click is needed.
    4 added to aboveThe text cursor no longer follows the mouse cursor.
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    + + If we want...
    + ...a single click opens files and folders: 1 + 0 = 1 so <SingleClickStart>1</SingleClickStart>
    + ...a single click only opens folders, for files, a double click is needed: 2 + 0 = 2 so <SingleClickStart>2</SingleClickStart>
    + ...a single click opens files and folders, the text cursor not follows the mouse cursor: 1 + 4 = 5 so <SingleClickStart>5</SingleClickStart>
    + ...a single click only opens folders, the text cursor not follows the mouse cursor: 2 + 4 = 6 so <SingleClickStart>6</SingleClickStart>
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    <Quality>
    from many tags <Font>
    		 + Determine what type of font rasterization that will be used.
    In other words, it determine the font quality.
    There are many tags where it's applicable individually.
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    ValueDescription
    0Default: The quality is determined by the system settings (default).
    1Draft: For raster fonts, scaling is enabled; the font size can be increased but the quality may be lower.
    Also the font supports Bold, Italic, Underline or Strikeout if necessary.
    The quality is less important than when Proof is used.
    2Proof: The quality of the characters is important, so for the raster fonts, scaling is disabled and the font closest in size is chosen.
    3NonAntialiased: The font is never antialiased.
    4Antialiased: The font is always antialiased if it supports it.
    The size of the font cannot be too small or too large.
    5ClearType: The font is rendered using the ClearType anti-aliasing method.
    6ClearTypeNatural: The font is rendered using the Natural ClearType antialiasing method.
    + Example: <Quality>1</Quality> +
    <gBorderFrameWidth>
    from <Colors>
    		 + We may configure DC so it will draw a rectangle around the active entry as we we cycle through them in a panel.
    + This <gBorderFrameWidth> setting allows us to configure the width of the lines used to draw a rectangle around the current active entry.
    + To view that rectangle, we must go in Configuration > Options > Colors > File panels and check the option Use frame cursor.
    + Example: <gBorderFrameWidth>1</gBorderFrameWidth> +
    <TitleStyle>
    from <FilesViews><ColumnsView>
    		 + Changes the look of tabstop headers bar.
    Default value depends on your OS.
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    ValueDescription
    0tsLazarus: The default Lazarus's look.
    1tsStandard: A more contrasted look, like Delphi grids.
    2tsNative: Tries to set a look that is in concordance with current widgetset theme.
    + Example: <TitleStyle>2</TitleStyle> +
    <ExtraLineSpan>
    from <FilesViews>
    		 + This setting allows to add some extra pixels to the height allowed for each element displayed in the file panels.
    The value is interpreted directly in pixels.
    Default value is 2.
    + Example: <ExtraLineSpan>2</ExtraLineSpan> +
    <NtfsHourTimeDelay>
    from <FileOperations>
    		 + Ignore time difference of exactly one hour between entries when comparing their date and time.
    + This takes place when using internal commands cm_CompareDirectories or cm_SyncDirs.
    + It is useful when comparing items located on a NTFS partition to another one not on such partition.
    + Since the time stamp of a file changes on a NTFS partition when daylight savings period occurs and not when the same exact file is from a FAT32, we want the two files to be consider identical even if we visibly see a one hour difference between the two.
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    TrueEnable, a difference of exactly one hour will be considered the same time
    FalseDisable (default)
    + Example: <NtfsHourTimeDelay>True</NtfsHourTimeDelay> +
    <AutoExtractOpenMask>
    from <FileOperations>
    		Suppose we've "entered" into a compressed file and browing its content in the active panel. The files with the specified extension of this setting will be automatically unpacked from the archive when we press Enter or double-click on them instead of showing the properties window.
    + Example: <AutoExtractOpenMask>*.txt;*.mp3;*.mp4</AutoExtractOpenMask>
    <Mode>
    from <AutoRefresh>
    		 + The ability to delete watched directories.
    A "watched directory" is a directory that Double Commander has a kind of hook on it so it can monitor any modification in it.
    This way, it can refresh the displayable content of it if it's content changed.
    This setting allows to control how Double Commander will react if we attempt to delete one of these "watched directory" currently displayed in a panel, even in a non-activated tab.
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    ValueDescription
    0Prevents deleting watched directories.
    1Does not prevent deleting watched directories (default).
    2Watch whole drives instead of single directories to omit problems with deleting watched directories.
    + Example: <Mode>1</Mode> +
    <CustomIcons>
    from <Icons>
    		 + This option will help to determine if the icons used for drives, folders or archives will be the default ones from the system (Windows only) OR if it will be custom ones that we may set ourselves.
    + The CustomIcons option will be set to a single number representing the sum of the numbers from the following table depending on what are our preferences:
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    ElementFrom systemCustom
    Drives01
    Folders02
    Archives04
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    + + If we want...
    + ...everything from the system: 0 + 0 + 0= 0 so <CustomIcons>0</CustomIcons>
    + ...everything custom: 1 + 2 + 4 = 7 so <CustomIcons>7</CustomIcons>
    + ...drive custom, other system: 1 + 0 + 0 = 1 so <CustomIcons>1</CustomIcons>
    + etc... +     +

    + If we wish to use custom icons, here is the location for each items:
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    ElementLocation
    Drives%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\devices\
    Folders%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\places\folder.png
    Archives%commander_path%\pixmaps\theme\XxX\mimetypes\package-x-generic.png
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    <DiskAlpha>
    from <Icons>
    		 + Option to set the transparency level of unmounted drive icons.
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    ValueDescription
    1 to 99Valid transparency level (default is 50).
    0 or 100Disables function.
    +
    <ImageExifRotate>
    from <Viewer>
    		 + Double Commander is able to recognize the metadata from Exif structure that might be encoded into a JPG image file.
    + Inside that structure, there is an orientation flag that may be used to display the picture into the same orientation as it was taken like if was in portrait, landscape, upside-down, mirror, etc.
    + The ImageExifRotate tag configures Double Commander to indicate if we want the viewer to display the image using that information or not.
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    ValueDescription
    TrueUse the orientation flag embedded into the image file (default).
    FalseIgnore the orientation flag.
    + Example: <ImageExifRotate>True</ImageExifRotate> +
    <TabSpaces>[*]
    from <Viewer>
    		 + For the internal viewer, set the width of tab stops to use.
    + The valid range goes from 1 to 32 and default value is 8.
    + Example: <TabSpaces>4</TabSpaces> +
    <MaxTextWidth>[*]
    from <Viewer>
    		 + For the internal viewer, configure the maximum number of characters to be displayed on one text line prior to wrap it up to the next one.
    + The valid range goes from 80 to 16384 and default value is 1024.
    + Example: <MaxTextWidth>1024</MaxTextWidth> +
    <PathToLibrary>
    from <Lua>
    		This is the path to indicate where is the Lua library.
    It will indicate the location of the required dll file lua5.1.dll when doing Lua Scripting.
    This path may be relative to the Double Commander executable file.
    Example: <PathToLibrary>..\..\Other\dll\lua5.1.dll</PathToLibrary>
    <UseShellForFileOperations>
    		 + To use the rename function as in Explorer.
    Works correctly with UAC.
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    TrueEnable (default)
    FalseDisable
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    The simplest way is this:

    • 1. In the active panel, enter the directory you want to add.
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    • 2. Then make appear the Directory Hotlist (by accessing menu "Commands" - Directory Hotlist for example).
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    • 2. Then make appear the Directory Hotlist (by accessing menu "Commands" - "Directory Hotlist" for example).
    • 3. The click "Add dir: your_dir_name".
    • 4. Once you've done that, it shows you the Directory Hotlist configuration screen confirming you the directory has been added.
    • 5. Focus will be on it to help you see which one it is.
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      You may want to have relative paths for portable installations.

      I mean here relative to the Double Commander path, for example.

      So you may have this path "E:\PortableApps\Notepad++Portable\Data\Config\" and it works fine.

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      But you may also make it relative to current "Double Commander" current path and have this "%commander_path%\..\..\Notepad++Portable\Data\Config\"

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      But you may also make it relative to current "Double Commander" current path and have this "%commander_path%\..\..\Notepad++Portable\Data\Config\".

      To help you to figure what to type (in other words how many "..\" to use!), on right side of the "path" and "target" field, you have a little button that brings up a popup menu with various related little tools to edit and arrange the path the way you wish.

      But this is just one of the possible use of that button.

      Here is a complete summary of what you'll find there:

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    • Use Windows special folder (TC) - For Microsoft Windows flavor, will allow to point windows-related path, compatible with TC variable name.
    • Use other Windows special folder - Same as above but new one, not present in TC.
    • Use environment variable - Certainly some values are not really valid and useful there but for the ones that might be, let's use them!
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    • Use hotdir path - This is pure versatility: you may add a Directory Hotlist... from the Directory Hotlist!
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    • Use hotdir path - This is pure versatility: you may add a Directory Hotlist... from the Directory Hotlist!
    • Make relative to... - Same thing for each of the above BUT instead of straight ADDING the path, it will make the current written one relative to the one you select.
    • Make path absolute - To do the opposite: when you have a path relative, it will bring it to its absolute form.
    • Add path from active frame - The path that will be added will be directly the one from the main panel, from the active frame.
      • @@ -214,18 +214,18 @@

      2.10. Changing the order of the entries

      In time, the Directory Hotlist may grow longer and un-ordered.

      You may re-arrange the order simply by dragging-and-dropping the selected entry to a new position that makes more sense to you.

      -

      By using the "CTRL" key on the keyboard, you may select and move more than one at the time as well.

      +

      By using the "Ctrl" key on the keyboard, you may select and move more than one at the time as well.

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    2.11. Using "cut" and "paste" to also re-arrange order

    If you have a very long list of directories, the drag-and-drop method might not be suitable because source and destination are too far apart.

    -

    If so, you may select the one you want to move, then right click on it and select "cut".

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    Then you scroll the list to see the target position you want to place the entry and you select the position.

    -

    Then you right click and select "Paste" to paste the entry you selected first.

    -

    By using the "CTRL" key, you may select more than one entry at the time to cut-and-paste.

    -

    Cut-and-paste

    +

    If so, you may select the ones you want to move, then click the "Miscellaneous" button to invoke the popup menu and select "Cut selection of entries".

    +

    Then you scroll the list to see the target position you want to place the selected entries.

    +

    Then you click again the "Miscellaneous" button and select "Paste what was cut" to paste the entries you've first selected.

    +

    By using the "Ctrl" key, you may select more than one entry at the time to cut-and-paste.

    +

    Cut-and-paste

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    @@ -258,10 +258,10 @@

    As described above, with the drag-and-drop and the cut-and-paste, you can certainly re-arrange the Directory Hotlist entries the way you wish.

    But if you agree to work with alphabetical name, you may use the included sort functions.

    The idea of the sort is simple: place the current selection where you want to sort and then select the sort function you want by pressing the "Sort..." button that will bring up a popup menu.

    -

    The five available choices gives you all the latitude you may wish on this matter:

    +

    The five available choices gives you all the latitude you may wish on this matter:

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    • Single group of item(s) only - will sort the area next to the current selected item. By "area" it means the entries comprises between two separators, start of a menu or end of a menu.
      • -
    • Current level of item(s) selected only - not only the area where the current selection is but also the siblings on the same branch. It will do the sort but respect the entries area so an item from a group will bot cross a separator you may have.
      • +
    • Single group of item(s) only - Will sort the area next to the current selected item. By "area" it means the entries comprises between two separators, start of a menu or end of a menu.
      • +
    • Current level of item(s) selected only - Not only the area where the current selection is but also the siblings on the same branch. It will do the sort but respect the entries area so an item from a group will bot cross a separator you may have.
    • Content of submenu(s) selected, no sublevel - Will sort the immediate "childs" of a submenu you may have selected but will not go into possible other submenus in it to sort them.
    • Content of submenu(s) selected and all sublevels - Idem to previous mentioned one but this time will also sort all the submenus inside that branch.
    • Everything, from A to Z! - Ahhh! The favorite of the author of these lines: like the name suggest it, will simply sort everything but still respecting the area of each so will not move item from a branch to another.
      • @@ -277,7 +277,7 @@

      3. "Expert" functions

      -

      Here follows less frequent actions related with Directory Hotlist but still useful to know

      +

      Here follows less frequent actions related with Directory Hotlist but still useful to know.

      @@ -312,8 +312,8 @@

      Then you will be asked to select what you want to export.

      You may export the whole tree or you may select the entries one by one.

      You may select a whole submenu also by selecting the submenu name without having to select the entries inside.

      -

      Please use "CTRL" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to export.

      -
      +

      Please use "Ctrl" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to export.

      +

      Then, on the other computer, you will click the "Import" button and then select the menu item "from a Directory Hotlist file (.hotlist)".

      From the file requester, point the file to import.

      Similar as with the export, you may import the whole thing but you're also offered to select specific entries you want to import.

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      3.4. Exporting/Importing to/from Total Commander

      Double Commander may also export/import Directory Hotlist to/from the one of Total Commander.

      Let's suppose you want to import some entries from Total Commander, here is what to do.

      -

      From the Directory Hotlist configuration screen, click the "Import..." button and select "...from "wincmd.ini" of TC"

      +

      From the Directory Hotlist configuration screen, click the "Import..." button and select "...from "wincmd.ini" of TC".

      Then select in the file requester the location of the "wincmd.ini" file of your Total Commander.

      If you don't know where is that file, in Total Commander, click the "Help" menu and then click "About Total Commander...".

      The location of the .INI file will be written there.

      Then will appear a tree with the directory entries that has been read from the Total Commander .ini file.

      From that tree you may import ALL the entries or you may select them one by one, as you wish.

      -

      Please use "CTRL" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to import.

      +

      Please use "Ctrl" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to import.

      The entries you import will be added at the end of yours.

      Import from TC

      Then, as a reverse operation, you may export all or part of your Double Commander Directory Hotlist to the Total Commander's one.

      To do that, click the "Export..." button and select one of the two possible exportations to Total Commander.

      If you know what you're doing and accept to replace the whole entries of Total Commander's Directory Hotlist, you may select "to a "wincmd.ini" of TC (erase existing)".

      And again here, you may select if you want to export the whole thing or just select the ones you want to export.

      -

      Please use "CTRL" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to export.

      +

      Please use "Ctrl" key on the keyboard while clicking to select the different entries you want to export.

      Maybe you should have Total Commander closed when you do that and then re-open Total Commander after and see what've got.

      Total Commander does not offer you easy ways to structure and sort easily your entries of the Directory Hotlist as Double Commander does.

      So you may import your Total Commander's Directory Hotlist to Double Commander, then re-arrange it, sort it, structure it, etc. and then export it back to Total Commander!

      @@ -387,7 +387,7 @@

      Second method: similar to first one but with the Directory Hotlist configuration window and main panel shown simultaneously

      This is also easy: you first invoke the Directory Hotlist configuration window.

      Then you place your selection where you want the new directories where you want them to be added.

      -

      You then press the "Add" or "Insert" button and click "Current selected or active directories of active frame"

      +

      You then press the "Add" or "Insert" button and click "Current selected or active directories of active frame".

      You will see them added or inserted and ready to be sorted, renamed and arranged to your wishes.

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      @@ -397,8 +397,8 @@

      That one is almost an hidden feature.

      As presented in point 2.7 of this page, you might have configured the Directory Hotlist entry to also switch the directory of the inactive frame to switch to a specified target directory.

      But sometimes, it might be desirable to don't have the target folder to switch but only the main active frame.

      -

      You may avoid this by this little trick: having the "CTRL" key on the keyboard pressed when you click the shortcut in the Directory Hotlist popup menu.

      -

      If the "CTRL" key is hold press at the moment you click the shortcut, only the active frame will switch, the target won't.

      +

      You may avoid this by this little trick: having the "Ctrl" key on the keyboard pressed when you click the shortcut in the Directory Hotlist popup menu.

      +

      If the "Ctrl" key is hold press at the moment you click the shortcut, only the active frame will switch, the target won't.

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      @@ -408,8 +408,8 @@

      As you are in browsing in the Directory Hotlist popup menu, it happen you see a typo you wish to correct or something that is not organize the way you want.

      Certainly you can then click lower to go in the configuration, search in the tree where it was, and then proceed to your correction.

      But there is a little trick to do better, quicker and simpler.

      -

      While in the Directory Hotlist popup menu, have the "SHIFT" key on the keyboard pressed when you click the menu item where you wish to directly go in the configuration window to configure to your taste.

      -

      If the "SHIFT" key is hold press at the moment you click the shortcut, DC will bring you to the configuration screen with the selection ready to be edited to your wish.

      +

      While in the Directory Hotlist popup menu, have the "Shift" key on the keyboard pressed when you click the menu item where you wish to directly go in the configuration window to configure to your taste.

      +

      If the "Shift" key is hold press at the moment you click the shortcut, DC will bring you to the configuration screen with the selection ready to be edited to your wish.

      You won't have to search for it in the list!

      (back to top)

      @@ -443,8 +443,8 @@

      But certainly you'll figure most of it and this help section at least cover the most important points of the matter.

      (back to top)


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      Double Commander's extension file is based on Midnight Commander's 3.0 extension file

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      File format:

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      [extension] or [extension1|extension2 ...] -  — list of extensions (case insensitive!! no regular expressions!!). Also you can use "default" keyword as extension. In this case, if no command is found for sought file type, then the command from this section will be used.

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      • {!VFS} — for archives — use virtual file system

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      • {!EDITOR} — call editor (internal or external, depends on the configuration)

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      • {!VIEWER} — call viewer (internal or external, depends on the configuration)

        • -

      • {!SHELL} — use system shell (set in configuration) to execute program

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      • <?command?> — executes 'command' in the system shell and feeds the output to the next command

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      • %f — filename

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      [Configuration]General settings
      CaseSensitiveSort=00: Case sensitive sort OFF
      1: Case sensitive sort ON
      CopyBlockSize=64Sets block size for copying (in kbytes=1024 bytes). Default is 64kb (=65536 bytes).
      CustomDriveIcons=0Use custom drive icons (from %commander_path%\pixmaps\XxX\devices\) instead of system icons (Windows only)
      0: Use system icons
      1: Use custom icons
      DirTabLimit=32Maximum number of characters shown in a directory tab
      DriveBlackListList of drives not to show in drive bar/menu (; - separator)
      UseExtEdit=00: Use internal editor
      1: Use external editor (see ExtEdit)
      UseExtView=00: Use internal viewer
      1: Use external viewer (see. ExtView)
      UseExtDiff=00: Use internal file diff
      1: Use external file diff (see ExtDiff)
      ExtEditExternal editor for F4
      ExtViewExternal viewer for F3
      ExtDiffExternal file diff
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      Font.Size=10Font size for the file panels
      Font.StyleFont style for the file panels
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      0: normal,
      1: maximal size
      MouseSelectionEnabled=1Enable mouse selection
      0: no
      1: yes
      QuickSearchMatchBeginning=10: A search string like "double" will be read as "*double"
      1: Exact match: typing - "cmd" will find "cmd.ini", but not "doublecmd.ini"
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      1: Exact - match: typing "double.i" finds only "double.ini", but doesn't find "doublecmd.ini"
      ScrollMode=0Mouse wheel scroll mode
      0: Line by line with cursor movement
      1: Line by line
      2: Page by page
      ShowIcons=1Show icons in file panel
      0: no
      1: yes
      ShowSystemFiles=0Show system files
      0: no
      1: yes
      UseIniInProgramDir=0Location of DC configuration files
      0: Use configuration files from user home directory
      1: Use configuration files from program directory
      [Colors]Color settings
      [PackerPlugins]List of installed WCX plugins
      bz2=0,%commander_path%\plugins\unbz2.wcxPlugin for bz2-archives. 0 — Total of plugin abilities
      [Content Plugins]List and settings of installed WDX plugins
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      Plugin1Detect=EXT="RPM"Associated RPM extension for first plugin
      Plugin1PathPath to the first plugin
      [ColumnsSet]List of available columns sets
      ColumnsSetCount=2Count of columns sets
      ColumnsSet1Name=DefaultFirst columns set — Default
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      1.2. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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      Q: Is it a Total Commander® for Linux?

      -

      A: No, this is another program from other developers. It now supports Windows®, GNU/Linux operating systems with toolkits GTK2 and Qt and Mac OS.

      +

      A: No, this is another program from other developers. It now supports Windows®, GNU/Linux operating systems with toolkits GTK2 and Qt and Mac OS.


      Q: What is the difference between this program and my favorite file manager (Total Commander®)?

      -

      A: The goal of the project is to create a program close to TC in operation and with maximum compatibility via the plugins and configuration files. However, Double Commander has some important advantages: it's free to use, works with different operating systems, and is open source.

      +

      A: The goal of the project is to create a program close to TC in operation and with maximum compatibility via the plugins and configuration files. However, Double Commander has some important advantages: it's free to use, works with different operating systems, and is open source.


      Q: I have a 64-bit Operating System. Can I download Double Commander for it?

      @@ -109,25 +109,18 @@

      Q: Where is the project repository?

      A: Repositories for GNU/Linux (CentOS, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu):

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      release:

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      alpha ("nightly") build:

      +

      And you can download installation packages deb, rpm or "portable" (binaries packed with bz2) from the official site. Also you can download the source code and compile DC for yourself.


      @@ -149,7 +142,7 @@

      Q: What are buttons R and All in the color settings?

      A: They are as follows:

        -

      • R — restore color to the default.

        • +

      • R — restore color to the default.

      • All — apply selected color to all columns.


      @@ -186,7 +179,7 @@

      Q: How to customize the context menu, for example, add the item "Open With"?

      -

      A: This can been incorporated into Double Commander; however, it's easy to add a command to the Actions item of the context menu. Here is an example of how to open any directory with root privileges:

      +

      A: This can been incorporated into Double Commander; however, it's easy to add a command to the Actions item of the context menu. Here is an example of how to open any directory with root privileges:

      1. Under File Types, click Add, then enter, e.g. dir in the popup.
      2. Under Extensions, click Add, and enter, e.g. folder in the popup.
        3. @@ -204,7 +197,7 @@ 
        Code: (class=Doublecmd) & (title=/)

        -

        Q: Internal editor has a strange font  — horizontal characters overwrite each other.

        +

        Q: Internal editor has a strange font — horizontal characters overwrite each other.

        A: You must use monospace fonts in the viewer and editor.


        diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/doc/en/findfiles.html 0.9.0-1/doc/en/findfiles.html --- 0.8.3-1/doc/en/findfiles.html 2018-06-11 08:15:12.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/doc/en/findfiles.html 2019-02-09 12:16:55.000000000 +0000 @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@

        2.2. Find files

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        Attributes in UNIX/LINUX (Permissions)
        Attributes in Unix/Linux (Permissions)
        Permissions lettersWhat it stands for
        ur
        		user read
        uw
        		user write
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        (back to top)

        -
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        2. Advanced patterns

        Several attributes may be combined together with an AND relationship.

        Just specify one pattern after another.

        diff -pruN 0.8.3-1/doc/en/help.html 0.9.0-1/doc/en/help.html --- 0.8.3-1/doc/en/help.html 2018-06-11 08:15:12.000000000 +0000 +++ 0.9.0-1/doc/en/help.html 2019-02-09 12:16:55.000000000 +0000 @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@

        2.1. Basic Help

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        Content

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        1.2. Presentation
        1.3. Usage
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        2. Configuration files
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        1.2. Presentation

        Double Commander is a cross-platform (Windows, GNU/Linux, MacOS & FreeBSD) twin-panel file manager, supporting WCX, WFX, WDX, WLX and DSX plugin types. The last type (DSX) is DC's own search plugin type.

        -

        The Windows version of Double Commander is compatible with more than half of the many plugins from Total Commander (TC).

        -

        The Linux version has no such compatibilty. DC does comes pre-installed with some WCX-type (archiver) plugins to work with cpio, deb, rpm, bz2, rar, zip, tar, gz, tgz archives as directories (VFS), WFX plugin for FTP access, also a search plugin (DSX) and a lister videoplayer plugin for Linux (WLX). Other plugins can be installed manually.

        +

        The Windows version of Double Commander is compatible with more than half of the many plugins from Total Commander (TC). The Linux version has no such compatibilty.

        +

        DC does comes pre-installed with some WCX-type (archiver) plugins to work with cpio, deb, rpm, bz2, rar, zip, tar, gz, tgz archives as directories (VFS), WFX plugin for FTP access, also a search plugin (DSX) and a lister videoplayer plugin for Linux (WLX). Other plugins can be installed manually.

        Double Commander

        (back to top)

        @@ -86,14 +86,14 @@

        1.3. Usage

        On the Sourceforge download page you can see several versions of DC available for download.

        -

        First, you must choose which operating system (Win, Lin, Mac, FreeBSD), whether 32 or 64 bit and then you may select the version to download.

        -

        For Windows there is an executable file .ехе or an archive .zip (which is the so-called portable version).

        +

        First, you must choose which operating system (Win, Linux, Mac, FreeBSD), whether 32 or 64 bit and then you may select the version to download.

        +

        For Windows there is an executable file .exe or an archive .zip (which is the so-called portable version).

        For Linux there are versions for most popular Linux distributions and desktop environments.

        You can download compiled deb packages for Debian-based distributions (e.g, Ubuntu) and/or rpm for Linux Mandriva.

        -

        Also available is a portable version of the archive tar.bz2, it is the same source from which you can build the program yourself.

        +

        Also available is a portable version of the archive tar.xz, it is the same source from which you can build the program yourself.

        For various DE there are versions, based on GTK2 toolkit, and versions for KDE, based on Qt. I must note that the program is not yet available from the repositories.

        On the first launch Double Commander will automatically detect the system language, and set it for the interface. DC is translated into many languages.

        -

        The language can be changed in the menu via "Configuration > Options > Language". +

        The language can be changed in the menu via "Configuration > Options > Language".

        Also Double Commander determines and uses the current system theme. It looks like this (in Ubuntu Linux, default theme):

        Main window

        As can be seen from the figure, there are two file panels, a black terminal window, a command line (as in TC) and a lower window that is a log viewer (it shows all the actions from the file manager).

        @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@

        3. Interface

        -

        Double Commander's interface

        +

        Double Commander's interface.

        @@ -141,7 +141,7 @@

        Show file properties Show file properties

        which indicates the file or folder name, size, write and last access time, and also owner and group. On the "Properties" tab you can change the access to the file (if you have the rights to do so). But only for a file or folder under the cursor.

        -

        Using item Edit comment... (internal command cm_cm_EditComment) you can create or change comments in UTF, ISO, KOI or ANSI encodings.

        +

        Using item Edit comment... (internal command cm_cm_EditComment) you can create or change comments in UTF, ISO, KOI or ANSI encodings.

        Calculate Occupied Space (internal command cm_CalculateSpace) item calculates the size of selected objects in rounded units and in bytes.

        Calculate size

        @@ -164,8 +164,8 @@

        • [N] — is the same name as the source file

        • [Nx] — get x-characters from original name. E.g. if the source file is named "Picture" value [N5] would mean that the character "u" (fifth character in the original name) would be used

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        • [Nx:x] — get characters from x to x. Therefore, if the source file is named "Picture" value [N1:4] would mean "Pict" is used

          • -

        • [C] — is a counter, its parameters are listed on the Counter panel.

          • +

        • [Nx:y] — get characters from x to y. Therefore, if the source file is named "Picture" value [N1:4] would mean "Pict" is used

          • +

        • [C] — is a counter, its parameters are listed on the Counter panel

        You can combine the use of macros, and your own text (see figure).

        @@ -187,10 +187,10 @@

        Finally, when you are satisfied you have the new filenames as you want, click on the Rename button to actually perform the file renaming.

        By selecting item Pack files (internal command cm_PackFiles) we call a standard dialog to pack files to the zip, tar.gz, tgz and, possibly, rar archive formats.

        -

        Pack

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        Pack

        Also we can unpack files via Extract Files (internal command cm_ExtractFiles). The same dialog is called when you copy files from the archive.

        -

        Unpack

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        Unpack

        The first line specifies the destination directory (where the archive will be unpacked). It can be changed manually or by clicking on the browse button at the far right. In the Files to unpack line, you can specify a mask, determining which files will be unpacked. The history of masks can be found in the drop-down list. @@ -198,10 +198,9 @@

        Items Split file and Combine files (internal commands cm_FileSpliter and cm_FileLinker)

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        Split file

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        Split file

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        File source — specifies a file to split.

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        Directory target — specifies destination folder for the split files.

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        Split the file to directory — specifies destination folder for the split files.

        File size — select size of split parts. You can also enter your own value. Presets are:

        • 1457664B — 3.5" — Floppy drive 3.5

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        • 700MB - CD 700MB — CD drive size

        • 4482MB - DVD+R — DVD drive size

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        On click OK button you get several files with the extension ".split" in the target directory. To combine the file again, select all ".split" parts and click Combine files(cm_FileLinker). You also need to specify the order of split parts to combine.

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        Combine files

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        On click OK button you get several files with the extension ".split" in the target directory. To combine the file again, select all ".split" parts and click Combine files (cm_FileLinker). You also need to specify the order of split parts to combine.

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        Combine files

        This function is very useful, if you have small drives and large files. It is possible to move the file parts (as in TC).

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        Item Calculate check sum... (internal command cm_CheckSumCalc) is used to calculate the checksum to check files integrity. The following checksums are available:

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        BLAKE2S, BLAKE2SP, CRC32, HAVAL, MD4, MD5, RIPEMD128, RIPEMD160, SFV,
-SHA, SHA2 (SHA2-224, SHA2-256, SHA2-384, SHA2-512),
-SHA3 (SHA3-224, SHA3-256, SHA3-384, SHA3-512), TIGER
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        Calculate checksum

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        Item Calculate check sum... (internal command cm_CheckSumCalc) is used to calculate the checksum to check files integrity. The following checksums are available: + BLAKE2 (BLAKE2s, BLAKE2sp, BLAKE2b[*], BLAKE2bp[*]), + CRC32, HAVAL, MD4, MD5, RIPEMD128, RIPEMD160, SFV, SHA, SHA2 (SHA2-224, SHA2-256, SHA2-384, SHA2-512), SHA3 (SHA3-224, SHA3-256, SHA3-384, SHA3-512), Tiger.

        +

        Calculate checksum

        Save check sum file(s) to: — line specifies name and path to the calculated checksum.

        Create separate checksum files for each file — if checksum calculates for multiple files, this option allows you to create separate checksum files for each target file.

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        Choose your preferred checksum and — select algorithm which will calculate checksums.

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        Choose your preferred checksum and — select algorithm which will calculate checksums.

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        There are some commands in this group with which you can select files in different ways.

        First and second items Select a group and Unselect a group (internal commands cm_MarkPlus and cm_MarkMinus). These commands select groups of files by a mask. With this mask you can specify file names or extensions.

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        Select a group

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        Select a group

        E.g. select all files that have the extension .png. Also there is a drop down list with masks history.

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        Fifth item Swap Panels (internal command cm_Exchange), swaps left and right panels.

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        Sixth item is Target = Source (internal command cm_TargetEqualSource)  — opens the same directory in the inactive panel. This command is the same as pressing "=".

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        Seventh item is Show occupied space  —  calculates and shows the total size of all files in the sub-folders of the current folder. The <DIR> text in the Size column of the active panel is replaced with the total.

        +

        Sixth item is Target = Source (internal command cm_TargetEqualSource) — opens the same directory in the inactive panel. This command is the same as pressing "=".

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        Seventh item is Show occupied space —  calculates and shows the total size of all files in the sub-folders of the current folder. The <DIR> text in the Size column of the active panel is replaced with the total.

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        Second item is Open folder in new tab (internal command cm_OpenDirInNewTab) — opens a new tab for the directory under the cursor, but does not select it.

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        Third item is Close tab (internal command cm_CloseTab) — closes the active tab and switches the panel to the next tab (or the previous tab, if you close the last tab).

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        Third item is Close tab (internal command cm_CloseTab) — closes the active tab and switches the panel to the next tab (or the previous tab, if you close the last tab).

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        Fourth item is Close all tabs (internal command cm_CloseAllTabs) — closes all inactive tabs. If they consist of locked tabs, it will prompt for confirmation.

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        Fourth item is Close all tabs (internal command cm_CloseAllTabs) — closes all inactive tabs. If they consist of locked tabs, it will prompt for confirmation.

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        Fifth item Locked, but directory changes allowed (internal command cm_ToggleLockDcaTab) — if you lock a tab with this method, you can change to another directory within this tab, but after switching to another tab (or DC is restarted) the tab will revert to the locked tabs original directory.

        +

        Fifth item Locked, but directory changes allowed (internal command cm_SetTabOptionPathResets) — if you lock a tab with this method, you can change to another directory within this tab, but after switching to another tab (or DC is restarted) the tab will revert to the locked tabs original directory.

        -

        Sixth item is Lock this tab (internal command cm_ToggleLockTab)  — makes the tab locked, trying to change to another directory within this tab will simply open a new tab.

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        Sixth item is Lock this tab (internal command cm_SetTabOptionPathLocked) — makes the tab locked, trying to change to another directory within this tab will prompt to open in a new tab.

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        Seventh and eighth items are Switch to next tab (internal command cm_NextTab) and Switch to previous tab (internal command cm_PrevTab)  — respectively switches to the tab on the right (next) and to the tab on the left (previous).

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        Seventh and eighth items are Switch to next tab (internal command cm_NextTab) and Switch to previous tab (internal command cm_PrevTab) — respectively switches to the tab on the right (next) and to the tab on the left (previous).

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        The first five items: Sort by name (internal command cm_SortByName), Sort by extension (internal command cm_SortByExt), Sort by size (internal command cm_SortBySize), Sort by date (internal command cm_SortByDate), Sort by attrib (internal command cm_SortByAttr) — allows you to choose different sorting orders for the files. Also you can click the left mouse button on the column headers to change the sort order.

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        Sixth item is Reverse order (internal command cm_ReverseOrder)  — invert the sort order for the active panel.

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        Sixth item is Reverse order (internal command cm_ReverseOrder) — invert the sort order for the active panel.

        Seventh item is Refresh (internal command cm_Refresh) — makes Double Commander refresh the panels.

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        Eighth item is Show hidden/system files (internal command cm_ShowSysFiles) controls the display of hidden files and directories. In Linux these are "dotted" files. Same as the setting in the configuration  — Show hidden/system files.

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        Eighth item is Show hidden/system files (internal command cm_ShowSysFiles) controls the display of hidden files and directories. In Linux these are "dotted" files. Same as the setting in the configuration — Show hidden/system files.

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        3.1.6. "Configuration"

        First item is Options (internal command cm_Options), it opens the "Options" window. Here you can set almost all of the options in Double Commander!!! Please inspect all sections of this window.

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        First section is Language. These are the various translations available for Double Commander. You can choose your preferred language.

        Language

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        -

        Section Tools. You can specify external programs for edit (F4), view (F3) and find differences. These external programs will be used instead of the internal tools.

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        Section Tools. You can specify external programs for edit (F4), view (F3) and find differences. These external programs will be used instead of the internal tools.


        +

        Section Fonts

        Fonts

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        Font Differences

        Normal (proportional) font above, monospaced below.

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        -
        -

        Section Colors, File panels

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        Section Colors > File panels

        Color settings

        The color settings here are global settings for both panels. These settings can be overridden by creating a customised column style which can have its own color settings, and more, for each tab in the panel! See Columns for details on how to do this. You must adjust the current style of the columns (there are two default column sytles: Default and Brief) or create your own style and apply it for any tab.

        Here you can choose colors that will be used to process the file panels: Text Color, Background, Background2, Mark color, Cursor Color, and also Cursor Text. With the two background options you can make an alternating stripe in the panels. I've done this myself as can be seen in the panel screenshots.

        Use Inverted Selection — inverts colors of marked text and marked text under cursor. More details about color settings are in section Columns.

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        -

        Section Colors, File types

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        Section Colors > File types

        File types by color

        Here you can specify file types that should be given a different color.

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        In line Category mask put a wildcard mask to match file types. You may put multiple file types here using a semicolon ";" without spaces between them. Symbol "*" means match any number of characters.

        In line Category attributes you can put file attributes, and DC will match any files which have matching attributes. Set attributes this way: drwxrwxrwx (Linux) drahs (Windows). You can also use wildcards in the attributes: ?r-* (Linux) or ?r* (Windows) will find all read-only files and folders.

        Do not forget to click "Apply" button after customization.

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        Section Hot Keys

        Hot Keys

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        Set HotKey — sets the new shortcut. It will be moved from "Hot Key" to "Hot Keys" box. Also it will be added to the third column of "Commands" table.

        Clear HotKey — clears existing shortcut from "Hot Keys" box.

        E.g. to reassign drive popup menu from Alt+F1 and Alt+F2 to Ctrl+F1 and Ctrl+F2 (in Linux) you must select command cm_RightOpenDrives, click in the "Hot Key" box and press Ctrl+F2. Then press "Set HotKey" button. Perform the same steps for command cm_LeftOpenDrives and shortcut Ctrl+F1.

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        Section Plugins Information will be added later...

        +

        Section Layout

        Layout

        You can change the layout of the main window here. I suppose, all the available options are explained on the screenshot above (Layout). The screenshot below illustrates what DC looks like with all the layout options unselected.

        Layout DC

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        Section File operations

        File operations

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        Skip file operations errors and write them to log window — If a file operation error should occur the error message will appear in the log window below the panels rather than appearing in a popup dialog.

        Show confirmation dialog on drag&drop operations — If selected, when you drag files/folders across to the other panel a popup dialog will ask to confirm your action.

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        Section Folder tabs

        Folder tabs

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        Limit tab title length to — Tabs with long names will be limited to this length and the displayed name will be truncated if longer than this value.

        Confirm close all tabs — If selected and a Remove all tabs command is executed this option will prompt for confirmation that you wish to remove all inactive tabs.

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        Ctrl+Up opens new tab in foreground — Doesn't seem to be working yet.

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        Ctrl+Up opens new tab in foreground — this option changes the behavior of the command Open folder in new tab (cm_OpenDirInNewTab): if enabled then Double Commander will open a new tab for the directory under the cursor and will switches to this tab.

        Show tab close button — If selected, a small "x" button will appear on tabs allowing you to click on it to close them.

        Show locked tabs with an asterisk * — to distinguish between locked and unlocked tabs. Locked tabs will be marked by *.

        Tabs

        Tab My Documents is locked here, and tabs imgDC and temp are not locked.

        Activate target panel when clicking on one of its Tabs — If enabled, when you click the mouse on a tab on the other panel, the focus will automatically be transferred to it (it will become the active panel). Also the cursor position will be retained when switching between panels this way.

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        Section Log

        Log

        Here you can choose the filename to log Double Commander's operations. Also you can choose which operations will be logged.

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        Section Configuration

        Configuration

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        Directory history — saves the history of all visited directories.

        Command line history — saves the history of commands that were entered at the command line.

        File mask history — helps you remember which files you have already searched for and generally what the mask files you used were.

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        Section Quick search

        Quick search

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        Exact name match: Beginning  — means that the file to be searched for must begin with the first letter typed.

        Exact name match: Ending — it helps, if you know only end of filename, e.g. ...us.ext, so you can find this file using the mask *us.ext.

        I like to have the Exact name match: Beginning selected and then I can just type the first character of the filename I'm looking for and then the second character, etc. The file is quickly located in this manner.

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        Section Columns

        Columns

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        Main windows displays a list of existing column styles. There are two default styles: Default and Brief (in this screenshot you can also see my column style called "my_style").

        New — creates a new column set. It opens the columns editor window, where you can enter a name and also customise your new style.

        Delete — deletes selected columns set.

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        Copy — copies columns set. The new set is named the same as the target set + _Copy added. It is a good idea to create some different sets from one parent.

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        Copy — copies columns set. The new set is named the same as the target set + _Copy added. It is a good idea to create some different sets from one parent.

        Edit — opens columns editor window.

        Column set custom window

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        Size — you can set the font size here.

        R — Restores the default font settings.

        All — Applies the settings to all the other columns.

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        Allow Overcolor — this option enables the ability to display the names of files in a different color (selected in the section Colors, File types).

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        Allow Overcolor — this option enables the ability to display the names of files in a different color (selected in the section Colors > File types).

        It is possible to choose a color for the following elements: Text Color, Background, Background 2, Mark Color, Cursor Color, Cursor Text.

        Something about color

        There are 22 preset colors. There is a nice ability to set system theme color settings. So, the program appearance will change depending on the system themes. Also, textures from system themes can be used for column sets.

        >> — button for choosing some color from the palette.

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        R — Restores default settings from the section Colors, File types.

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        R — Restores default settings from the section Colors > File types.

        All — Applies the settings to all the other columns.

        Attributes in UNIX/LINUX (File Types)
        Attributes in Unix/Linux (File Types)
        File Types lettersWhat it stands for
        b
        		block
        c
        		character