The tooltip for the button is not displayed from wcmd_lng.ini

[AkulaBig]

It's therefore a better idea to put the tooltip text directly in the button bar configuration.

But then you cannot make a multilingual assembly.

[petermad]

2AkulaBig

No, the order in which the user command is placed does not matter. I have it 8 in the toolbar.

I am sure that your button with "User panel" is the first button with an em_command in your .BAR file and that your button with "Settings" is the 4th button with an em_command in your .BAR file.

As Ghisler writes:

The reason why it works is that em_commands are assigned the numbers 10000, 10001 etc. in the order they are used.

[AkulaBig]

I am sure that your button with "User panel" is the first button with an em_command in your .BAR file and that your button with "Settings" is the 4th button with an em_command in your .BAR file.

Yes, sure. Line numbers starting from 10000 correspond to em_command order.

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=WCMD_ENG.INC
;=========== Tooltip for tc em_commands
10000="User panel"
10001="View file under cursor"
10002="Open in Explorer"
10003="Settings"

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=WCMD_RUS.INC
;=========== Подсказка для tc em_commands
10000="Панель пользователя"
10001="Просмотр файла под курсором"
10002="Открыть в Проводнике"
10003="Настройки"

[sa16]

So it could be desirable, that if the"Tooltip" field for a button is blank, then the text at the menu= line in the [em_command] definition in WCMD_LNG.INI (secondary in usercmd.ini) would be used - but currently it is not the case.

Support!

[nsp]

This should be asked in a suggestion, to have a dedicated overwriting of em_cmd tooltip inside the WCMD_LNG file.
Today, you can out of the box define all the same as a usemcmd.ini inside a wcmd_ENG.ini this will give you language dependent user command. When you add a button with the em_cmd_LNG defined in WCMD_LNG.ini tootips come from it !

[petermad]

2nsp
This thread has been about finding a way to have the tooltip for already made buttons change when you change language - currently that does not happen.

I have now made a request for this feature: viewtopic.php?p=464860#p464860

[ghisler(Author)]

I will add reading of the tooltip from the em_command definition when the field is empty in the button definition. This way you can place the command in wcmd_language.lng to get different translations.

[AkulaBig]

I will add reading of the tooltip from the em_command definition when the field is empty in the button definition. This way you can place the command in wcmd_language.lng to get different translations.

Great!
Is it possible to do something to make STARTMENU multilingual and quick access directories? I'm already using the new icon assignment feature in STARTMENU. But I would like to have the option of a multilingual STARTMENU. And if you make quick access directories multilingual, then TC will become completely multilingual.
Moreover, first of all, I want to localize quick access directories. STARTMENU can be replaced with a simple menu item.

[ghisler(Author)]

Currently I don't see a way to make STARTMENU multilingual internally. You could work with redirectsection and some environment variable.

[sa16]

03.12.24 Added: Button bar, em_command: Read tooltip from em_command definition if none is set for the button itself (32/64)

Thank you! Works in TC 11.50RC1: for em_commands from wcmd_lng.ini and usercmd.ini.

[petermad]

Yes, thank you for implementing this

[AkulaBig]

The option works great. Thank you.

[AkulaBig]

A question has arisen. How to write line breaks in a tooltip menu=...? In the button tooltip field it works like this:
"LMB - Restart as administrator|Ctrl+LMB - Restart menu"

[petermad]

2AkulaBig
Well you can write| as linebreaks in the menu= line and if you selcts a new em_command, then it will be transferred to the Button's "Tooltip" field.

But it is correct that the | characters are not supported as line breaks when the menu= is read directly from the em_command definition as applied in TC 11.50rc1

[AkulaBig]

It's the em_command that interests me.