"Home" command?

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Hi,

I have all my tabs set locked ("allow folder changes") to a specific folder location - which I call their "Home" location. I looked unsuccessfully through all the commands for one that I could use to return each tab to it's "home" location but didn't find one. Now if I do a Ctrl+ L Arrow and then a Ctrl+ R arrow the tab is returned to it's home location so, obviously, DO has an internal command that does what I want. How can I access it?

Lance

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Just click on the tab to return to its home.

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Thanks, Leo

I was hoping for a command that I could use to create a keyboard shortcut - being a kbd-centric kinda guy.

lance

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It's a kludge but, so long as you have at least two tabs open, this seems to have the desired effect:

Go TABSELECT=+1 Go TABSELECT=-1

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Haha... I tried Go TABSELECT=+0 for an interesting result... :slight_smile:. It resets the current locked tab to the 'home/locked' folder... but does actually do a "+1".

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Eureka! It woiks!

Thanks.

lance

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[quote="leo"]It's a kludge but, so long as you have at least two tabs open, this seems to have the desired effect:

Go TABSELECT=+1 Go TABSELECT=-1[/quote]

Funny, that´s almost the same trick i use to just "select this file" (go next, go prev). This would be another small space to improve things.

:wink: