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; Script solution 1
= Script solution 1 =
 
; Whenever the unpack dialog is invoked by '''Alt+F6''' or '''Alt+F9''', the checkbox
Whenever the unpack dialog is invoked by '''Alt+F6''' or '''Alt+F9''', the checkbox '''''Unpack each archive to a separate subdir''''' is automatically toggled and the focus is reset to the path box. In contrary to the second solution this script uses no resources when idling, but it works only with the hotkeys, not by calling the dialog by button, menu entry, etc...
; '''''Unpack each archive to a separate subdir''''' is automatically toggled and
 
; the focus is reset to the path box.
  ; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
  ; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
  ; in front of the lines ''''';Send {DEL}'''''.
  ; in front of the lines ''''';Send {DEL}'''''.
; In contrary to the second solution this script uses no resources when idling but it
; works only with the hotkeys, not by calling the dialog by button, menu entry, etc...
   
   
  ~!F6::
  ~!F6::
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; Script solution 2
= Script solution 2 =
 
; Whenever the unpack dialog is invoked, the checkbox
In contrary to the first solution this script uses a little CPU performance due to the permanent monitoring but its advantage is that it doesn't matter how the unpack dialog is invoked.
; '''''Unpack each archive to a separate subdir''''' is automatically set and the
 
; focus is reset to the path box.
  ; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
  ; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
  ; in front of the lines ''''';Send {DEL}'''''.
  ; in front of the lines ''''';Send {DEL}'''''.
; In contrary to the first solution this script uses a little CPU performance
; due to the permanent monitoring but its advantage is that it doesn't matter
; how the unpack dialog is invoked.
   
   
  Loop
  Loop
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/*
= Script solution 3 =
 
Script solution 3
Upon pressing '''Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F9''' this script automatically unpacks the selected archives to subdirectories of the current dir.
Upon pressing '''Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F9''' this script automatically
unpacks the selected archives to subdirectories of the
current dir.
*/
   
   
  $^!+F9::
  $^!+F9::

Revision as of 01:37, 16 August 2005

Script solution 1

Whenever the unpack dialog is invoked by Alt+F6 or Alt+F9, the checkbox Unpack each archive to a separate subdir is automatically toggled and the focus is reset to the path box. In contrary to the second solution this script uses no resources when idling, but it works only with the hotkeys, not by calling the dialog by button, menu entry, etc...

; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
; in front of the lines ;Send {DEL}.

~!F6::
Sleep, 250
IfWinActive, ahk_class TDLGUNZIPALL
{
  ControlSend, TCheckBox1, {SPACE}
  ControlFocus, TEdit2
  ;Send {DEL}
}
Return

~!F9::
Sleep, 250
IfWinActive, ahk_class TDLGUNZIPALL
{
  ControlSend, TCheckBox1, {SPACE}
  ControlFocus, TEdit2
  ;Send {DEL}
}
Return


Script solution 2

In contrary to the first solution this script uses a little CPU performance due to the permanent monitoring but its advantage is that it doesn't matter how the unpack dialog is invoked.

; If you always want to extract to the active panel remove the semicolons
; in front of the lines ;Send {DEL}.

Loop
{
  WinWaitActive, ahk_class TDLGUNZIPALL
  ControlSend, TCheckBox1, {SPACE}
  ControlFocus, TEdit2
  ;Send {DEL}
  WinWaitNotActive, ahk_class TDLGUNZIPALL
}
Return


Script solution 3

Upon pressing Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F9 this script automatically unpacks the selected archives to subdirectories of the current dir.

$^!+F9::
IfWinActive ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
{
	PostMessage, 1075, 509
	WinWaitActive, ahk_class TDLGUNZIPALL
	Send, {Del}
	Control, Check, , TCheckBox1
	Send, {Enter}
}
else
	Send ^!+{F9}
return


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