The help for the command line says:
Maybe it is by design, but since the currently chosen sort order is kept when using cm_SearchFor and cm_SearchStandalone I would expect the same when opening the Search dialog via the command line.
BTW, the help does not mention either, that if S is used with any number higher than 4, then unsorted sorting is used (which is a nice feature).
It does not mention that if the additional parameter S is not used, then the sorting of the listbox defaults to sorting by Name./S=F
Open "Find Files" dialog without TC main window, e.g. totalcmd.exe /S=F "c:\start path"
Accepts additional parameters separated by a colon, e.g. /S=F:S1Lname
S Sort results by: 1=name, 2=extension, 3=size, 4=date/time. Negative value for descending order
L<x> As LAST parameter: Load search with name <x>, e.g. "/S=F:Lmax 1 day old"
L=<x> As LAST parameter: Same as L<x>, but start search immediately
L==<x> As LAST parameter: Same as L=<x>, but feed results to listbox when search completes
Maybe it is by design, but since the currently chosen sort order is kept when using cm_SearchFor and cm_SearchStandalone I would expect the same when opening the Search dialog via the command line.
BTW, the help does not mention either, that if S is used with any number higher than 4, then unsorted sorting is used (which is a nice feature).
Statistics: Posted by petermad — 2024-07-02, 11:38 UTC