Sorted Commands for Total Commander 6.01

[ay222]

2CADweazle

2ay222
Quote:
... i guess that you have not select all the command list correctlly,specially the last three lines which contain the command missed in menu file, so try again


I´ve got the same problem here - and I´ve had copied the whole list...

i confirmed the error, but i don't know why this happened only with this command (cm_VolumeId).
any way as i said before you can delete the separate lines,or you can try the new list, i had changed [char]=0; to [char]=
i'm waiting for your replay.
Thank you.

[CADweazle]

2ay222

...i'm waiting for your replay.

deleted the 0; in the last two sections - worked

Greetings,

[LarsSandberg]

Total commander show its internal commands

Hi, is there any documentation on these commands, besides the short tip in the TOTALCMD.INC file?

[Clo]

2LarsSandberg
  Hello!
• Infortunately, there is no detailed document - but my mistake - about the TC commands for the user.
• Maybe the authors of plugins may get some better infos from Ch. Ghisler, when needed?

• In the Help & Tutorial, there are some infos about the use of these commands at the topic - "Change main-menu" - from the Index page.

  Though the short definition as text is the most times so explicit, you are right, that should worth an appropriate topic in help folders.
• Hence, I note to ask for it to Christian G., in order to add this (rather in the Tutorial, because the Help size poses a problem now...).

EDIT:
  It's done, I asked for a document to the Author... Wait and see!
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo

[interDist]

in windows ME the Separate lines appear like this
[A]
but with windows XP appear like this
[A] ()
and when deleting the simicolon at the end of separate line it appear like win ME

My guess that's because Total Cammander looks at every line and if there's a semicolon, it uses it as a description of the command

Code: Select all

cm_RereadSource (Reread source)

in your case, nothing is after the semicolon so it takes he description as empty ( )
anyway, again - its just a guess.

[petermad]

I wrote a small prototype on how to make the command selection more userfriendly. Screenshot and download:
http://members.fortunecity.de/lefteous/#commandprototype

I downloaded the tccommands_1_00.zip to try it out - the TCCommands.exe doesn't seem to do anything - I am running Win98SE, do I need another OS - or what?

[Lefteous]

2petermad

I downloaded the tccommands_1_00.zip to try it out - the TCCommands.exe doesn't seem to do anything - I am running Win98SE, do I need another OS - or what?

Sorry about that. The version you downloaded cannot run on 9x systems. I uploaded a version that should run on any windows 9x/NT system. Please download again!
Remember it's just a prototype without any functionality.

[LarsSandberg]

Hi, I also downloaded:
tccommands_1_00.zip
via TC's ftp with following URL:

http://members.fortunecity.de/lefteous/tc/archives/misc/tccommands_1_01.zip

But the problem is that the zip-file is corrupt and with 4.836 bytes in total, possible not the full size?

[Lefteous]

Hi, I also downloaded:
tccommands_1_00.zip
via TC's ftp with following URL:

http://members.fortunecity.de/lefteous/tc/archives/misc/tccommands_1_01.zip

But the problem is that the zip-file is corrupt and with 4.836 bytes in total, possible not the full size?

The filename is tccommands_1_01.zip not tccommands_1_00.zip. The filesize is 23868 bytes (MD5: 686E9930B04220F1C16CF62D1137B118).

You should not download the file directly. Go to my homepage first an download the file. The file you downloaded is a html file...

[ay222]

The filename is tccommands_1_01.zip not tccommands_1_00.zip. The filesize is 23868 bytes (MD5: 686E9930B04220F1C16CF62D1137B118).

You should not download the file directly. Go to my homepage first an download the file. The file you downloaded is a html file...

Hi
i download it and it worked fine. but i have a sugssion, When i select a command let us say [Copy within panel] the command text [cm_copySamepanel] is copy to the clipboard, this will be very helpfull when try to assign a command to a button bar. i can use your program to select the command then return to the button bar config dialog and paste it.

Thanks for you, and sorry for my English

[Lefteous]

2ay222

i download it and it worked fine. but i have a sugssion, When i select a command let us say [Copy within panel] the command text [cm_copySamepanel] is copy to the clipboard, this will be very helpfull when try to assign a command to a button bar. i can use your program to select the command then return to the button bar config dialog and paste it.

No I will not add any functionality to my prototype. Please read my previous postings in this thread.

[ay222]

2ay222

i download it and it worked fine. but i have a sugssion, When i select a command let us say [Copy within panel] the command text [cm_copySamepanel] is copy to the clipboard, this will be very helpfull when try to assign a command to a button bar. i can use your program to select the command then return to the button bar config dialog and paste it.

No I will not add any functionality to my prototype. Please read my previous postings in this thread.

What a bad news
but why it is easy i think?

[Lefteous]

2ay222

What a bad news
but why it is easy i think?

Well, that's exactly the reason why I'm not adding any functionality. Mr. Ghisler could easily build something like TCCommands right into Total Commander.

There are many programs called "add ons", but should be build into Total Commander.

[Vansumsen]

Well, that's exactly the reason why I'm not adding any functionality. Mr. Ghisler could easily build something like TCCommands right into Total Commander.

There are many programs called "add ons", but should be build into Total Commander.

I don't agrree but I understand your opinion... and I think you are in the right way to do so ![/quote]

[Sheepdog]

2ay222
Well, that's exactly the reason why I'm not adding any functionality. Mr. Ghisler could easily build something like TCCommands right into Total Commander.

There are many programs called "add ons", but should be build into Total Commander.

I agree to you. If one has access to the internal commands it should be as easy as possible. I translate my 'Totalcmd.inc' - not even the description but also the name of the command. But until now I have to use a Excel sheet with:
- the original names
- the corresponding numbers
- my names
to update my 'Totalcmd.inc'.

I think it would be nice to manipulate the tatalcmd.inc & the wcmd_xxx.lng & wcmd_xxx.mnu with one built in tool.

sheepdog