Hello,
I'm trying the new pseudo environment variables. If have made DirMenu options for test :
[DirMenu]
menu1=Documents
cmd1=cd %$PERSONAL%
menu2=-
menu3=Downloads
cmd3=cd %Downloads%
menu4=Temp
cmd4=cd %TEMP%
menu5=Favorites
cmd5=cd %Favorites%
The downloads and favorites don't work. Is this a know issue? I'm testing it on Windows 10 64Bit 1709 Build 16299.192
Pseudo environment variables not working?
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Re: Pseudo environment variables not working?
For more info see:jslegers wrote:I'm trying the new pseudo environment variables.
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Total Commander 9.12 final is available now!
Support new pseudo environment variables from values described here
- just leave out the FOLDERID_ prefix, e.g. %$AccountPictures%
http://www.ghisler.com/history912.txt
04.08.17 Added: Windows Vista and newer: Support new pseudo environment variables
described here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd378457.aspx.
Leave out prefix FOLDERID_, e.g. FOLDERID_Downloads -> %$Downloads% .
Only fields with "Default Path" option are supported (32/64)
- - -
Example:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd378457.aspx.
FOLDERID_Favorites
Default Path %USERPROFILE%\Favorites
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So do you have: %USERPROFILE%\Favorites ?
Try pasting '%USERPROFILE%\Favorites' into the path box of the file list...
When I try this, if the first letter of the psuedo environment variable is lowercase, it is not recognized. The case of the rest of the string doesn't matter - only the first character has to be uppercase.
Is this because of Windows, or TC?
For example:
Works:
cd %$Personal%
cd %$PERSONAL%
cd %$PeRsOnAl%
Doesn't work:
cd %$personal%
cd %$pERSONAL%
Is this because of Windows, or TC?
For example:
Works:
cd %$Personal%
cd %$PERSONAL%
cd %$PeRsOnAl%
Doesn't work:
cd %$personal%
cd %$pERSONAL%