In directory comparison sorted by relative path, if a directory is empty goes to the top of the list, while if it's not empty it's correctly put at its place in the list.
Not a big problem, but when the directories are many it can be deceptive and, anyway, it looks like a buglet.
Look at the attached screenshot for an example.
Misalignment
Misalignment
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Re: Misalignment
It just obeys the sort order: .\ comes before .\AAA, and .\Dir comes after .\BBB
psguru
PrestoSoft
PrestoSoft
Re: Misalignment
Yes, but what I need is to compare .\Dir with .\Dir, no matter if empty or full, so I expect to find them in correspondence between the two panes.
And, if the directories in between are many, like it was when I went aware of that, the thing is misleading.
Luckily, whatever the order of the possible "copy" operations, the results are correct.
And, if the directories in between are many, like it was when I went aware of that, the thing is misleading.
Luckily, whatever the order of the possible "copy" operations, the results are correct.
Re: Misalignment
I understand. This, however, is not an easy fix, and our new development effort is directed towards the tree mode, where this issue does not exist.
psguru
PrestoSoft
PrestoSoft
Re: Misalignment
Being so, I think I'll survive... 
Thanks anyway.

Thanks anyway.