Is there a way to select a file in a Lister, then activate a hotkey that temporarily hides all files except the selected file? Maybe the hotkey can be toggleable: press it once to hide non-selected files, then press it again to unhide the files.
When I select a file and temporarily hide unselected files (using the Select NOPATTERN HIDEUNSEL command), the selected file remains selected when I unhide the temporarily hidden files (using the Select NOPATTERN SHOWHIDDEN command).
However, when Directory Opus unhides the previously un-selected files, the Lister scrolls up to the top of the file display pane. If the originally selected file's location in the file list is not visible when the Lister
scrolls up to the top of the Lister, I have to manually scroll down to find that file again.
Is there a command that makes the Lister not scroll away from the selected file, that is, the selected file remains selected regardless of where it is in the Lister file display?
The file I select to be the only file shown, with the rest of the un-selected files being hidden, remains selected only if the selected file's location is within the visible area of the current folder's root directory (in the File Display's right-side window pane).
If my selected file is located farther down the directory tree (meaning I have to scroll down initially to select the file I want to isolate in the Lister), when I hide then unhide the un-selected files, my selected file is not selected anymore. I hope I am making sense. If needed, I can post some pictures of what I mean.