621-Different symlink deletion behavior of Win exp and FCXE

[kidault]

• Make sure you use the latest version of FreeCommander XE (if possible).
FCXE 0.0.0.621

• Report a bug only if it has appeared repeatedly.
yes, it has appeared repeatedly

• Describe the steps to reproduce a bug (if possible).
When delete mothed option in settings-file/folder operations general is set to use freecommander
create a test folder, then create a new file in it.
create a directory symbolic or junction with mklink, using the test folder as target
delete the symbolic or junction in FEXC, the file in original folder is deleted too.
If you delete the symbolic or junction with windows method, the file in original folder would not be delete

• Report the FreeCommander version and operation system. E.g. "FreeCommander 629, Windows 7 SP1 64-bit".
FreeCommander XE 621, Windows 7 SP1 64-bit

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none

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no difference

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I don't know if this difference is intented by author, but I do think it is not appropriate and would cause big problem sometime.

[Marek]

I can not reproduce it ( for me it works the same way as in explorer).
Could you please describe more exactly how to reproduce the problem?
Please write the commands for mklink too.

[kidault]

Thanks for response

for example：
create a new dir: j:\symlinktest, and create a new text file in it(123.txt)
open cmd under c:\
mklink /J "testsymlink" "j:\symlinktest"
In FCXE, delete c:\testsymlink, popup the FCXE internal dialog window, "send to recycle bin", "run".
the symlink in c:\ is deleted, the target dir is not delete but the text file in it is deleted too and it is in recycle bin now.

I'm using simplified Chinese version of win 7 pro 64bit


i repeated it on win xp sp3 32bit (simplified chinese) in a virtualbox vm, the same result