TConsole plugin

[maximdw]

2Ovg
It is located in the same folder where TConsole.wfx is installed. If you have used automatic install, it should be in "C:\Program Files\TotalCmd\plugins\wfx\TConsole".

[Ovg]

2maximdw
Ok, I have create Tconsole.ini myself. What does it mean?

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[Options]
CloseOnExit=1
DirectMode=1
HandleCtrlInsert=1
QuickEdit=0
WheelLines=1
HandleShiftScroll=0
Enlarge=0
BriefViewOnHide=0
CtrlBreak=1
[Keyboard]
PassKeyToTC=1
KeyList=LAlt+F1,LAlt+F2,Alt+F7,Ctrl+I,Ctrl+F,Alt+Left,Alt+Right

[lisabon]

2Ovg
http://s24.postimg.org/6h2sju4jp/2014_11_23_191100.png

[Ovg]

2lisabon
Wow! Thank you very much!

[sgp]

Thanks for this plugin! Can you please explain how Ctrl+C handling is supposed to work? I don't see any difference when the corresponding option is checked or unchecked and I press Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break. This is on WinXP SP3 32bit with US English keyboard. Basically Ctrl+C/Break is mute, it doesn't seem to signal the shell a break at all. My shell is Take Command light edition freeware. TIA

[maximdw]

I apologize for a long delay. Please check the new version. Hopefully, all the reported bugs have been fixed (and, naturally, added new ones).

http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tconsole.html
http://mgpsoft.net/Downloads/TConsole.zip

[maximdw]

2sgp

Ctrl+C is supposed to work in "Direct mode" only, when keyboard input is directed to the console. Please check "Start in Direct Mode" option in the configuration dialog, or "Toggle Direct Mode" in the context menu.

[Peter]

Hi

I'm thinking about

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2024=Change Console Width
2025=Brief View on Hide

What should it do

Peter

[maximdw]

2Peter

Change Console Width: upon activation, TConsole switches the underlying panel of Total Commander to 'Comments' mode. You can define different panel widths (splitter position) for Full+Brief / Comments mode. So, effectively, when you activate the TConsole, console width will be changed.

Brief View on Hide: It is related to "Change Console Width". Upon TConsole deactivation (hiding), switch the underlying panel to Brief or Full mode.[/b]

[Peter]

Thanks for the quick response.

I saw that the "readme" has nearly no info about usage and configuration. Will you add a short description - 2 short sentences for each feature/setting?


Peter

[maximdw]

Yes, I am going to add it at the next release. Meanwhile, I will be glad to clarify any question you have.

[Peter]

some remarks (suggestions, questions) to the language file:

2013=Forward Keys to TC
-> Forward the following / these keys to TC

2024=Change Console Width
2025=Brief View on Hide
-> add more info, see above

2033=Wheel scrolls (lines)
-> Wheel scrolls ... lines

32774=Synchronize Directory
-> Change to Directory of TC Panel

32782=Direct Mode (single line)
-> Direct Mode (one time)

32784=Go Back
-> Quit TConsole

32785=Send Ctrl+Break
-> I don't understand what this should do?


Is it possible to add also the description of the hotkeys to the LNG-file? (I'm on the German LNG-file now).

Peter

[Peter]

small typo in website:
[img]http://t5.pixhost.org/thumbs/2411/24782024_totalcmd_net.png[/img]

[Peter]

2008=Close Console on Hide

"Hide" what?

[maximdw]

2013=Forward the following keys to TC
- you are right, it shows relation to the key list much better

2025=Brief View on Hide
- I agree, it is a bit cryptic, but options dialog space is quite limited. Could you propose more descriptive, yet short label?

2033=Wheel scrolls (lines)
- It was chosen to avoid case like [1] lines. The idea of (lines) was taken from Windows XP control panel

32774=Synchronize Directory
- It is not obvious, synchronize to what, right. Your version looks better to me.

32782=Direct Mode (single line)
- The point is Direct Mode is switched off after pressing Enter, i.e. after a single line. In my opinion, it is not clear what is the meaning of 'time'.

32784=Go Back
- If you uncheck 'Close Console on Hide' option, the console is not closed (remains in background). So, in my opinion, "quit" is not correct. But 'Go Back' is not much better

32785=Send Ctrl+Break
- It sends Ctrl+Break key to the console (running application). Try to execute 'chkdsk c:', then use this command. It is useful if you are not in Direct Mode


Please clarify, what do you mean by 'description' of hot keys.


Thank you very much for you help. If you are interested, I'll be glad to include your translation to German in the next release.