Is there a clock plugin?

[Stefan2]

2Stefan2
Thank a lot for a cool script!

You're welcome, but I have only adjusted an existent script.





 

[tosbsas]

New - edited script and 500 fixed it perfectly (:-))

[tuska]

2Stefan2

At the moment we have TC 9.0 ß2 and files for beta2, i.e. totalcmd.exe + totalcmd64.exe show version-no. 9.0.0.0

Therefore I have adopted your code for me to:
if(v_TCVersion = "9.0.0.0")
v_TCVersion = 9.0b2

Do you think there is a possibility that you can change your code, that we could get this automatically?

Suggestion:
Please edit your code and change
FROM: SetTimer subTimer, 60000 ; 60000 are 60 seconds update cycle.
TO: SetTimer subTimer, 500 ; 500 are 0.5 seconds update cycle.
Reason: I think that every user who wants to use this code will finally work with parameter "500",
as if TC is minimized and then expanded, the user is NOT shown again.

[tuska]

Due to Norton Internet Security (missing entries in context menu in TC) I had to rename TOTALCMD64.EXE to Explorer.exe.

Please, what must adapted here or elsewhere to get the correct name (x64) in TC's Title bar :

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;//Get the Bit Bittness Architecture: 
         ;  TOTALCMD.EXE 
         ;TOTALCMD64.EXE 
         StringRight, vLastSix, v_TCExePath, 6 ; cm.exe OR 64.exe 
         StringLeft, vFirstTwo, vLastSix   , 2 ; cm     OR 64 
         if(vFirstTwo=64) 
            vBit = (x64) 
         else 
            vBit = (x86)

I am not a programmer and could not get it to work.

Regards
Karl

[Stefan2]

Due to Norton Internet Security (missing entries in context menu in TC) I had to rename TOTALCMD64.EXE to Explorer.exe.

Please, what must adapted here or elsewhere to get the correct name (x64) in TC's Title bar :

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;//Get the Bit Bittness Architecture: 
         ;  TOTALCMD.EXE 
         ;TOTALCMD64.EXE 
         StringRight, vLastSix, v_TCExePath, 6 ; cm.exe OR 64.exe 
         StringLeft, vFirstTwo, vLastSix   , 2 ; cm     OR 64 
         if(vFirstTwo=64) 
            vBit = (x64) 
         else 
            vBit = (x86)

I am not a programmer and could not get it to work.

Regards
Karl

If you had renamed "TOTALCMD64.EXE" to "Explorer.exe",

there is no '64' part anymore to extract for to detect the 64-bit executable.
; TOTALCMD.EXE
;TOTALCMD64.EXE

So we need another detection method. I don't know of any at the moment. So I am out.



 

[Dalai]

2Stefan2
How about using the current title of the TC window? If there's a "x64" in there, it's x64, otherwise it's x86.

Regards
Dalai

[tuska]

2Stefan2
If one could read the file properties of 'Explorer.exe': The original filename is shown under 'Details' (Windows 10 Pro).

Regards
Karl

[Stefan2]

Good idea, Dalai, 'using the current title'.

untested:

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        ;//Get the Bit Bittness Architecture:

        ;WinGetTitle, OutputVar [, WinTitle, WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText]
        WinGetTitle, vTCTitle , Total Commander
        ;Total Commander - Name
        ;Total Commander (x64) - Name

        vBit = (x86) 
        ;IfInString, var, SearchString
        IfInString, vTCTitle, (x64)
              vBit = (x64)

no time to test....




Don't work "Explorer64.exe" as name?

[tuska]

2Stefan2
Your code works perfectly for me under x86 and x64!
Many thanks for your prompt efforts and solution!

2Dalai
Thank you too for your idea and input!

Regards,
Karl

[tuska]

Don't work "Explorer64.exe" as name?

Yes, but then there are missing entries in context menu in TC which is caused from Norton Internet Security software.
The name must be (exactly!): Explorer.exe (case sensitiv!)

Regards
Karl

[tuska]

Just for completeness I would like to point out - with regard to get the correct name (x64, x86) in TC's Title bar -
that this code: http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=312713#312713 works only for one(!) TC-instance!
If you open another TC-instance you will get the same name (x64, x86) of the previous opened TC in TC's Title bar.

Example:
TC x64 is opened
TC x32 will be opened afterwards
TC's Title bar shows "x64" for both instances. => For TC x32 this is not correct!

Regards
Karl

[randysejas]

You could also start both apps from a batch:
Start "" Totalcmd
Start "" AutoHotkey script.ahk

How can i do that?... i put these lines in wincmd.ini??

[Stefan2]

You could also start both apps from a batch:
Start "" Totalcmd
Start "" AutoHotkey script.ahk

How can i do that?... i put these lines in wincmd.ini??

Here a MS-DOS Batch is meant (a plain text file with DOS commands and with *.bat or *.cmd extension)

Example batch file

LauchTCandAHK.cmd

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@ECHO OFF
Start "" "D:\rive\path to\Totalcmd\Totalcmd.exe"
timeout /T 30
Start "" "D:\rive\path to\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe" "D:\rive\path to\AutoHotkey\script.ahk"
PAUSE

For the syntax open a DOS-Box (cmd.exe) and type timeout /? or start /? ...and execute with Enter key.