FSPlugins : parent window

[fabiochelly]

Is it possible to be notified in an fsExecute event when a user got to the parent window (click on "..") ?

[André Martin]

Afaik you are not notified...!
But when the user clicks on [..] then FNC is called.
Just put a fsexecute call in findfirst and it should work - if this was what you wanted and if I got your point...?!?

[fabiochelly]

Just put a fsexecute call in findfirst and it should work

How can I do that ?
It's possible to call those methods manually ? How ?

[André Martin]

Just write FsExecute(0, "http://www.test.fr", "open");

[fabiochelly]

Thanks. I thought that TC only could call those procedures.

[André Martin]

No - these are ordinary procedure (the only difference is that you export them => allows TC to call them)...

[fabiochelly]

But if I call "findfirst" from my plugin, the TC panel won't be refresh ?

[André Martin]

Yes - because only when TC calls Findfirst... then the panel will be refreshed...
Btw. it seems to me that you have built an endless loop:
Findfirst calls FSExecute calls Findfirst...
You have to change the structure: When findfirst is called then it can call FsExecute but you should guarantee that FsExecute does not call Findfirst again and that your Findfirst functions returns the right values to TC...
It's a bit complex - I hope you can follow my ideas...

[ghisler(Author)]

Why not put the code of FsExecuteFile in a separate function, and call this function from both FsExecuteFile and FsFindFirst?