TotalCommander take name from filenames too.
And would be nice this feature for new files.
Creating new folder option copies highlighted DIR name [DONE]
Re: Creating new folder option copies highlighted DIR name [DONE]
Take a name from a file to create a new directory?
Does it make any sense?
Does it make any sense?
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Re: Creating new folder option copies highlighted DIR name [DONE]
In TC filename used for pre-naming too. Can you add this?
Re: Creating new folder option copies highlighted DIR name [DONE]
@Mike
Btw, "New <<Folder>>/ with selection" but, "Create <<Directory>>"... Inconsistency or do I miss something?
"Directory" is nice and old skool...
Btw, "New <<Folder>>/ with selection" but, "Create <<Directory>>"... Inconsistency or do I miss something?
"Directory" is nice and old skool...
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Nimble Commander (retired Crax, Commander One, DCommander)
Macbook 12" 2016 - macOS High Sierra
Re: Creating new folder option copies highlighted DIR name [DONE]
Ok, I've included regular filenames as a default value too.
On the side - yes, Mac terminology tends to stick with a word "Folder".
On the other hand - it's UNIX after all, which has the "mkdir" command, which says:
And throughout all Apple's own APIs "Directory" is used everywhere.
Let this be a slight degree of schizophrenia
I have mixed feeling regarding this terminology.
On the side - yes, Mac terminology tends to stick with a word "Folder".
On the other hand - it's UNIX after all, which has the "mkdir" command, which says:
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MKDIR(1) BSD General Commands Manual MKDIR(1)
NAME
mkdir -- make directories
SYNOPSIS
mkdir [-pv] [-m mode] directory_name ...
Let this be a slight degree of schizophrenia