Ctrl-F2 Swap names - no archive bit set

[prino]

Should this function not also set the archive attribute bit of both files, as not doing so may cause problems with incremental backups? In essence it's a double rename, and renames always set the archive attribute bit on!

[admin]

Yes, and it does so here (Win8.1).

[prino]

Yes, it does, which makes me wonder why it's not shown, I've got auto-refresh on.

There's of course something else Window itself doesn't do, so in that respect XY is "correct", and that's setting the archive bit of every file in the directory trees when two directories are name-swapped (or even one renamed).

[admin]

Not shown where? It is shown here on the Info Panel if auto-refresh is on.

[prino]

I know where auto-refresh is shown, and it's on, but if I Ctrl-F2 two names, nothing shows until I manually F5:

Various Information
Settings that may affect speed

XYplorer: 20.20.0102 (Pro Edition - Lifetime License Pro)
Upgraded from: 20.00.0015
Loaded in: 486 ms at 2019-07-09 16:21:59
Uptime: 2 hrs, 16 mins, 20 secs    Runtime: 6.00.9815
Memory Usage: 43,480 KB, Virtual Memory Size: 22,268 KB

OS: Windows 7 Professional (Service Pack 1), 64-bit, Build 7601
OS Uptime: 8 days, 6 hrs, 28 mins, 34 secs
Time Zone: GMT Standard Time, GMT Daylight Time
UTC Offset: ±00:00
User Role: User
Themes: Yes (Aero)    RealSystem32: Yes

1) A 'Yes' might slow down file operations and browsing:
  AutoRefresh: Yes
    Network: No
    Removables: Yes
    During File Ops: No
    SHChangeNotify: Yes
  Get Folder Sizes: No
  Check Existence of Subfolders in Tree: Yes
  Autosize Columns: No
  Icon Overlays: No

etc, etc, etc

[admin]

Again: nothing shows where?

[prino]

When I Ctrl-F2, on two files where the Attr column shows ---N---, the ---N--- stays after the names have been swapped! (And forgive me that the dash-count isn't correct)

[admin]

Works here, strange.

[prino]

I can hold my breath until I'm blue in the face (and that's pretty long), but only F5 will show the changed situation. W7 v W8?

[admin]

Yes, maybe it's Win7. Anyway, the next beta will take care of it.