-[8.50b4 32b] VerifyCopy & Wincmd.ini

[sas2000]

 
Hi, i've assigned TC hotkeys  F5 & CS+F5  to 2 AHK scripts this way.

F5=Ahk Script that Copy files
CS+F5=Ahk Script that Copy files + verify files after copy

These AHK scripts mark or unmark Verify checkbox in copy dialog window, so the first thing that each script do is to read  VerifyCopy=  value from Wincmd.ini to know if it is 0 or 1.

But i've found a problem, if you launch TC (Wincmd.ini -> VerifyCopy=0), you press F5 (cm_CopyOtherpanel) and you mark Verify checkbox, TC remember this setting during all session, but Wincmd.ini doesn't change from VerifyCopy=0 to VerifyCopy=1 , so it's impossible to me to know current VerifyCopy value and AHK scripts are useless.

I think that if TC remember this setting then VerifyCopy= value in Wincmd.ini should change. May you fix it please ? Thanks

[Hacker]

sas2000,

the first thing that each script do is to read VerifyCopy= value from Wincmd.ini to know if it is 0 or 1

Why do you need to do that? Is it not enough to simply check (or uncheck) the checkbox like this? Does its previous state matter?

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Control, Check, , &Verify, A

HTH
Roman

[sas2000]

Why do you need to do that? Is it not enough to simply check (or uncheck) the checkbox like this? Does its previous state matter?

Code: Select all

Control, Check, , &Verify, A

HTH
Roman

You're right, Control command it is easier to use and it works perfectly.

I am not a programmer at all and i tried to use IniRead because i didn't know Control command. Thank you very much .
 

[ghisler(Author)]

Sorry, you cannot determine it this way any more. Why? It's now specific to the operation. For example, you could start 5 copy operations (and put them in the background one by one), and use "Verify" in some, and copy without verify in the others.

[Hacker]

sas2000,
You're welcome. I was just wondering if you are trying to achieve something specific.

Roman