Disable tooltips on the buttons on the right side of the address bar

[Ahu_Lee]

There are the two buttons on right side of the address bar. When you hover over them you see the tooltips `Dictionary hotlist (Ctrl+D)` and `History (Alt+Down)`. Can I disable them?

I'm pretty sure this has been asked before, but I've googled to no avail.

[Horst.Epp]

Why should one disable this helpful tips ?

[Stefan2]

https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=339268#339268

C:\TC\Language\wcmd_eng.lng
English by Ahu_Lee
1537=""
1538=""






1537="History (Alt+Down) "
1538="Directory hotlist (Ctrl+D)"




 

[Ahu_Lee]

https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=339268#339268

C:\TC\Language\wcmd_eng.lng
English by Ahu_Lee
1537=""
1538=""

1537="History (Alt+Down) "
1538="Directory hotlist (Ctrl+D)"

Thank you very much, but unfortunately it only removes the text. The empty popup box is still visible. It's super tiny but it's there and it's annoying. So, there's no proper way to disable it, right? And, BTW, how does someone find that "History (Alt+Down)" is 1537 and "Directory hotlist (Ctrl+D)" is 1538 etc.? I'm just curious.

Why should one disable this helpful tips ?

people are weird

[Stefan2]

I'm just curious.

Follow the link in my above post and read. Me think there it's explained,


or do you need explanations in other words?:

      The words for the GUI are stored in *.lng Text files in \Language folder (like for me WCMD_DEU.LNG).
      Since there is no file for the default English language, you have to download it to read it.



BTW:
the words for the main menu are stored in a *.MNU Text file (WCMD_DEU.MNU).
In WCMD_DEU.INC are message for the dialogs.
Also there can be a WCMD_xxx.INI to contain user defined commands like in the default usercmd.ini.

Am I right, 2petermad?

 



 

[Ahu_Lee]

Follow the link in my above post and read. Me think there it's explained,

or do you need explanations in other words?:

Oops... I'm sorry I didn't notice it. The link is great, no other words are needed lol. Thank you, Stefan!

[petermad]

2Stefan2

In WCMD_DEU.INC are message for the dialogs.
Also there can be a WCMD_xxx.INI to contain user defined commands like in the default usercmd.ini.

Am I right, 2petermad?

Correct.

There are actually 6 files in a complete language/menu set:

WCMD_DEU.LNG - language
WCMD_DEU.MNU - Menu
WCMD_DEU.INC - Commands description
WCMD_DEU.INI - Userdefined commands - used asid with usercmd.ini
WCMD_DEU.CHM - Help file
WCMD_DEUDark.CHM - Dark Help

All those files has to be located in TC's Language folder.
If you choose WCMD_DEU.LNG in TC's Language setting, then TC will automatically use the rest of the WCMD_DEU.* files
If you choose WCMD_DEU.MNU in TC's Language setting (regardles of chosen language), then TC will use WCMD_DEU.INI
If you switch to Dark Mode, then WCMD_DEUDark.CHM will automatically be used.

The names of the language/menu filesets has to follow the rule that they start with WCMD_ and they end with XXX where XXX is the three- or two-letter code for the language. Between WCMD_ and XXX you can put in you own part for your personally customized language/menu sets like:
wcmd_pmdeu.inc
wcmd_pmdeu.ini
wcmd_pmdeu.lng
wcmd_pmdeu.mnu

The help files cannot have a customized name, and they will only work with the customized files if there is a _ in front of the language code (recommended) - like this:
wcmd_pm_deu.inc
wcmd_pm_deu.ini
wcmd_pm_deu.lng
wcmd_pm_deu.mnu

This will work with wcmd_deu.chm and wcmd_deuDark.chm but NOT with wcmd_pm_deu.chm and wcmd_pm_deuDark.chm

If you add *.chm files to the language directory, you will have to restart TC to make TC use them.

My Extended Menus for TC (see link in my signature) make use of all of this.