Article: Finding the paths of Total Commander files
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Article: Finding the paths of Total Commander files
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2Ghisler: Is this text right?
Last edited by Alextp on 2007-10-25, 22:28 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
2Alextp
There is a little language thing - in "Finding the TC main config file" - "2. OPTIONAL step." you write:
"unless you really need it in your application".
There is a little language thing - in "Finding the TC main config file" - "2. OPTIONAL step." you write:
When using the word hardly this way it actually means: "unless you barely need it" - I don't think that is what you want to say here. I suggest that you change it to something like:Note that this is the very exotic way, and I don't recommend to use it unless you hardly need it in your application.
"unless you really need it in your application".
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2Alextp
Yes, it seems to be right, %COMMANDER_PATH% exists since TC 6.0.
Maybe you should write that plugins should normally NOT worry at all about these paths, but use the DefaultIniName file (or location with different file name) from the *SetDefaultParams function instead. Why? The plugin may be called by a third party program like universal viewer or other tool, not by Total Commander itself!
Yes, it seems to be right, %COMMANDER_PATH% exists since TC 6.0.
Maybe you should write that plugins should normally NOT worry at all about these paths, but use the DefaultIniName file (or location with different file name) from the *SetDefaultParams function instead. Why? The plugin may be called by a third party program like universal viewer or other tool, not by Total Commander itself!
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