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SanskritFritz wrote:2Jungle
2.) interesting, how would you get the path in the Shift-F4 dialog?
The path is shown above the file panel. It can be retrieved before opening Shift-F4 dialog.
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The path is shown above the file panel. It can be retrieved before opening Shift-F4 dialog.
:shock: wow! Of course you are right. BTW the path can be retrieved even after the dialog is opened (well, only if one TC is open) and it is maybe easier to do it like this:

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ControlGetText sPath, TMyPanel2
StringMid sPath, sPath, 1, StrLen(sPath) -1
PS: i'm sure you have other useful scripts as well. Dont hesitate to share them with us :-)
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SanskritFritz wrote:PS: i'm sure you have other useful scripts as well
Currently i have only 3 scripts including one being discussed. One inserts dir name under cursor (if any) in the edit of F7 dialog. But such feature is already planned for v7. The last tries to create file in the each newly created dir. It works correctly if dirs creation succeeded (because of current TC behaviour).
They are on my homepage.
Useful? For you to decide.
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Nice ones, thanks!
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I saw you updated your script in the wiki. Good job, thanks!
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