FavMenu 2.0
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- majkinetor !
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beta3
+ new setup option: menu postion
Display at cursor, at mouse position or at center of active window
* little speed and memory improvement. Now, nothing will stay in memory unless you see it.
2TealC
You can export registry for now and add it to the remote system registry.
Btw, how can I get ¨ shortcut ? Is it just SHIFT key alone ?
+ new setup option: menu postion
Display at cursor, at mouse position or at center of active window
* little speed and memory improvement. Now, nothing will stay in memory unless you see it.
2TealC
You can export registry for now and add it to the remote system registry.
Btw, how can I get ¨ shortcut ? Is it just SHIFT key alone ?
Habemus majkam!
no, thats a key on the swiss german keyboard. it is ANSI Code 168majkinetor ! wrote: 2TealC
Btw, how can I get ¨ shortcut ? Is it just SHIFT key alone ?
on the swiss keyboard that's just left of the return key. I have no idea what this key is good for, so i use it for your script

btw:
one little "bug" in beta 1.0, don't know if it is fixed already in b3:
If you do not start the script from inside tc (autorun for example) the variable %commander_path% has to be set inside the script, because without, the the totalcmd.inc file can't be found. And therefore the "SendTCCommand(cm_editpath) doesn't work.
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Bug with mixed up favorite directories
Bug report:
Found following behaviour with TCFavMenu 1.0beta4 (and earlier):
I've configured the following favorite in wincmd.ini
menu10=AutoHotkey
cmd10=cd C:\Programme\AutoHotkey
Using Alt-W within TotalCommander and selecting "Autohotkey" from my favorites and pressing enter, the following string is inserted in the "Current Directory"-line:
"C:\rgryPoamme\AutoHotke"
which isn't what I expected ... (this wrong insertion happens with all favorites I have defined, when pressing "ALT-W", select a favorite, "ENTER" within TC ... (The characters are mixed up in a different way for each favorite))
Found following behaviour with TCFavMenu 1.0beta4 (and earlier):
I've configured the following favorite in wincmd.ini
menu10=AutoHotkey
cmd10=cd C:\Programme\AutoHotkey
Using Alt-W within TotalCommander and selecting "Autohotkey" from my favorites and pressing enter, the following string is inserted in the "Current Directory"-line:
"C:\rgryPoamme\AutoHotke"
which isn't what I expected ... (this wrong insertion happens with all favorites I have defined, when pressing "ALT-W", select a favorite, "ENTER" within TC ... (The characters are mixed up in a different way for each favorite))
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new version... almost final.
2hoppfrosch
This is strange. Can not fix this, sorry... I really don't know what is going on here. If you want send me your non-working wincmd.ini file (complete file, in zip)
If It works here, you will have to cooperate with me with some debug procedures. I don't know how this can be possible, I don't do anything except reading from IniFile and storing that info in array.
Also, check does it do the same in: open dialog, TC itself, Desktop
Maybe some other program is interfering. Close all resident apps.
2hoppfrosch
This is strange. Can not fix this, sorry... I really don't know what is going on here. If you want send me your non-working wincmd.ini file (complete file, in zip)
If It works here, you will have to cooperate with me with some debug procedures. I don't know how this can be possible, I don't do anything except reading from IniFile and storing that info in array.
Also, check does it do the same in: open dialog, TC itself, Desktop
Maybe some other program is interfering. Close all resident apps.
Habemus majkam!
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2majkinetor:
You're right - it interferes with another application: I have got running PowerPro ( http://powerpro.webeddie.com/ ) and this seems to cause to described behaviour.
After canceling PowerPro, your Tool works fine ...
I'll try to find out more ...
You're right - it interferes with another application: I have got running PowerPro ( http://powerpro.webeddie.com/ ) and this seems to cause to described behaviour.
After canceling PowerPro, your Tool works fine ...
I'll try to find out more ...
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Just before it's too late a Feature request:
As you know you can execute commands in the directory hotlist.
c:\program files\tcfavmenu.ahk
will run this script. Is it possible to do the same in your script, maybe with another special key?
sheepdog
As you know you can execute commands in the directory hotlist.
c:\program files\tcfavmenu.ahk
will run this script. Is it possible to do the same in your script, maybe with another special key?
sheepdog
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- majkinetor !
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sheepdog wrote:Just before it's too late a Feature request:
As you know you can execute commands in the directory hotlist.
c:\program files\tcfavmenu.ahk
will run this script. Is it possible to do the same in your script, maybe with another special key?
if you are doing this, maybe you could also integrate the entries from the tc starter menu. it is in the wincmd.ini in the [user] section, and has the same syntax as [DirMenu], so it should not be much more coding work than adding the capability of executable [DirMenu] entriesmajkinetor ! wrote:I didn't know that.
I will try to add it. It is good feature. No need for another special key.
Modifier in this case can be something else, like, using SHIFT can open this progy's folder in TC.