Wide View?

[Munango-Keewati]

I often find myself in a situation where I need to see more information than is showing in a TC panel. Perhaps this is already possible, and I just don't know how to do it; if not, it would be a useful (to me) feature:

A command that would expand the active panel to full width while hiding the inactive panel, then toggle back to the previous view when the command is activated again.

Thanks for your consideration.

[Hacker]

Perhaps Show - Vertical Arrangement might help you?

HTH
Roman

[RID500]

Support++

an command like cm_100Percent would be most acceptable

[Munango-Keewati]

Perhaps Show - Vertical Arrangement might help you?

HTH
Roman

Horizontal Panels view helps, but still requires moving the divider bar for most uses. A 100% command would be great, but the ability to toggle back and forth between views would be really nice.

[majkinetor !]

++

In the mean time AHK can help:

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#ifWinActive ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
^right::
^left::
	ControlClick, TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD, , LEFT, , D
	MouseGetPos, x, y

	newX := 0
	if (A_ThisHotKey = "^right")
	     newX := A_ScreenWidth

	MouseMove, newX, y
	ControlClick, TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD, , LEFT, , U
	MouseMove, x, y
return 

Use ctrl left, ctrl right to expand to left or right

U can use cm_50Percent latter to return it

[menet]

Support++

an command like cm_100Percent would be most acceptable

+1

[RID500]

Yes would be nice if this could be implemented:

MenuItem "Wide View actual panel\tSTRG+1", cm_100Percent
MenuItem "Panel separation fifty-fifty\tSTRG+2", cm_50Percent

or would be cm_SeparationToggle = (toggles between "current separation" <=> "100% wide")
better


Rid

[Raymond]

This kind wish came out long ago and several times, if I remember correctly. I've been missing this for a long time too.
Now that some internal commands can accept parameter, like cm_list, I guess this can be done very simple. For example

cm_SrcPercent 2 (or 3, 4...8, 10)

The number stands for 20%, 30%...100%
Only add one single comand will be enough, I guess.

Christian, please, consider it.

[petermad]

cm_SrcPercent 2 (or 3, 4...8, 10)

cm_commands are unfortunately not designed to accept parameters. A special command for that would be necessary.

[Raymond]

cm_commands are unfortunately not designed to accept parameters.

But cm_list does, according to history.txt
"03.04.00 Added: CM_LIST now allows to open a file. The file name must be given directly behind CM_LIST, and not in the parameters field!"

[petermad]

2Raymond
You are right!

[m^2]

Support++.
Especially for version with parameters.

[Valery_Kondakoff]

cm_SrcPercent 2 (or 3, 4...8, 10)

+1

[Gandolf]

This is sort of related. I thought there was a post regarding moving the splitter with the keyboard, but I can't find it. This AHK script seems to do the trick O.K.

Shift or Ctrl keys cannot be used as a modifier because they jump the mouse to fixed positions. I didn't use Alt because I use that for another purpose so that left the Win key.

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#ifWinActive ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
#right::	;Move splitter to right
#left::	;Move splitter to left
#home::	;Move splitter to middle
	MouseGetPos, CurrentX, CurrentY	;Current mouse position
	WinGetPos, , , Width, , ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD	;Get the window width
	ControlGetPos, SplitterX,  y, , , TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD	;Get the position of the splitter
	if (A_ThisHotKey = "#right")	;Check for right / left / home keys and calculate the new splitter position
		SplitterXnew := SplitterX + Width/20
	else if (A_ThisHotKey = "#left")
		SplitterXnew := SplitterX - Width/20
	else if (A_ThisHotKey = "#home")
		SplitterXnew := Width/2
	MouseClick L, SplitterX, y, , , D	;Move the mouse to the splitter
	MouseClick L, SplitterXnew, y, , , U	;Drag the splitter
	MouseMove, CurrentX, CurrentY	;Restore the mouse position
Return
#IfWinActive

I hope it's documented sufficiently to see what is happening, and why. I originally used ControlClick and ran into problems, but I can't remember what they were.

[st]

Gandolf,
your script does not work for me.

majkinetor !,
i've been using your script for some time. the pity is your cursor has to been in TC's area. otherwise, it fails. this is the improvement of your script.

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#ifWinActive ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD 
!,:: 
!.:: 
   MouseGetPos, x, y 
   ControlGetPos, PanelX, PanelY, , , TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
   MouseMove, %PanelX%, %PanelY%
   ControlClick, TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD, , LEFT, , D 

   newX := 0 
   if (A_ThisHotKey = "!.") 
        newX := A_ScreenWidth 

   MouseMove, newX, %PanelY%
   ControlClick, TPanel1, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD, , LEFT, , U 
   MouseMove, x, y 
return