Small Script in Python to List All User Defined Shortcuts

royaljerry · Post by *royaljerry » 2011-05-23, 07:12 UTC

I have written a small script in Python that lists all user defined shortcuts in a DOS terminal.

The command descriptions are listed in human readable format if the second TOTALCMD.INC path argument is passed to the script.

Usage:

List_User_Keyboard_Shortcuts.py <path to wincmd.ini file> [<path to TOTALCMD.INC file>]

Requirements:
Python 2.x

Download and screenshots:
http://show.royaljerry.net/public/scripts/Total_Commander_List_User_Keyboard_Shortcuts

MVV · Post by *MVV » 2011-05-23, 07:51 UTC

You may temporarily mask part of link and edit post later.

Clear link from first post: http://show.royaljerry.net/public/scripts/Total_Commander_List_User_Keyboard_Shortcuts

royaljerry · Post by *royaljerry » 2011-05-23, 07:54 UTC

MVV wrote:You may temporarily mask part of link and edit post later.

OK, I'll do that. :)

Edit: I give up. This forum engine is too strict. :) I'll be back tomorrow, and provide the link.

MVV · Post by *MVV » 2011-05-23, 08:07 UTC

I don't think forum can detect links like ghisler ch / board.

royaljerry · Post by *royaljerry » 2011-05-23, 08:19 UTC

MVV wrote:I don't think forum can detect links like ghisler ch / board. :)

OK, I'm gonna give it one more chance, then if it will fail, I'll contact NASA telling them to stop searching for the ultimate Turing Test, because it's already invented. :)

Edit: thanks, it worked like charm. NASA can continue discovering.

ts4242 · Post by *ts4242 » 2011-05-23, 15:48 UTC

2royaljerry

Thank you for your script, but if you want readable and printable list of TC's hotkeys, run Hotkeys Editor and go to File> Export to Text File then customize the hotkeys list.

royaljerry · Post by *royaljerry » 2011-05-23, 16:26 UTC

2ts4242

That's great, thanks.

I use to edit the config files manually, but I'll take a look on these ones.