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rexx
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praetor
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 Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 11:43 am Post subject: |
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Yes, I mean this. In the Total Commander is it this menu:
| Quote: | | I'll put it into my todo list. |
That's great! |
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dan
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| Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 3:06 pm Post subject: Instructions or read me? |
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Thanks for what seems to be a great tool
I have figured out the main parts of the options available and still playing.
Do you have an y sort of readme or instructions that would help me learn a little more about the functionality? |
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Guest
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 12:03 am Post subject: |
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Great app!
One question though. Which version should I use (v1 or v2)?
Is v1 better than v2? |
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rexx
Joined: 28 Feb 2006
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 1:48 am Post subject: |
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| dan wrote: | Thanks for what seems to be a great tool
I have figured out the main parts of the options available and still playing.
Do you have an y sort of readme or instructions that would help me learn a little more about the functionality? |
uh.. maybe when i have time.
I have added tooltips to some options which is not so easy to understand.
move your mouse on to see some details in tooltip.
| Anonymous wrote: | Great app!
One question though. Which version should I use (v1 or v2)?
Is v1 better than v2? |
v2 has more new features and I'm still working on it.
v1 is a little faster when loading favorites, but it's the old one. |
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praetor
Joined: 27 May 2009
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:11 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | Special item - TC Menu.
Auto load items in Total Commander Dir Menu.
You can also use TC menu as main menu. |
Thanks! It's great. |
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highend
Joined: 02 Jun 2009
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:16 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for integration for a default file manager (I'm using SpeedCommander here)!
A small issue when I try to open any of the two registry default entries (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run or HKLM...):
FolderMenu.exe
Error: Failed attempt to launch program or document
Action: <regedit /m>
Params: <>
The current thread will exit
Specifically: Das System kann die angegebene Datei nicht finden.
Line#
--> 1905: Run, regedit /m
Regards,
Highend |
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hoppfrosch
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:19 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | Special item - TC Menu.
Auto load items in Total Commander Dir Menu.
You can also use TC menu as main menu. |
Seems not to work (at least with me) when using redirection of ini-files within TotalCmd ...
My totalcmd.ini contains the following entry:
| Code: | [DirMenu]
RedirectSection=%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini |
where wincmd_User.ini contains the directory menu items. |
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rexx
Joined: 28 Feb 2006
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:47 am Post subject: |
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| highend wrote: | Thanks for integration for a default file manager (I'm using SpeedCommander here)!
A small issue when I try to open any of the two registry default entries (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run or HKLM...):
FolderMenu.exe
Error: Failed attempt to launch program or document
Action: <regedit /m>
Params: <>
The current thread will exi
Specifically: Das System kann die angegebene Datei nicht finden.
Line#
--> 1905: Run, regedit /m
Regards,
Highend |
file not found??
can you launch regedit by entering "regedit /m"?
or "regedit.exe /m"
| hoppfrosch wrote: | | Quote: | Special item - TC Menu.
Auto load items in Total Commander Dir Menu.
You can also use TC menu as main menu. |
Seems not to work (at least with me) when using redirection of ini-files within TotalCmd ...
My totalcmd.ini contains the following entry:
| Code: | [DirMenu]
RedirectSection=%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini |
where wincmd_User.ini contains the directory menu items. |
It does not, because I didn't know the "Redirect" feature of TC ini file before.
So it means all entries in [DirMenu] is stored in "%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini"
is that right? |
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hoppfrosch
Joined: 25 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 10:55 am Post subject: |
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| rexx wrote: |
So it means all entries in [DirMenu] is stored in "%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini"
is that right? |
Yes - completly right. (This is very handy to allow separation of user defined ini-entries from more "global" entries ...)
The [DirMenu] entry is completly stored within the redirected ini-file (my example: "%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini")
It's stored there as complete INI-entry (Section + Keys ...) |
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highend
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| Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2009 12:05 pm Post subject: |
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file not found??
can you launch regedit by entering "regedit /m"?
or "regedit.exe /m"
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I can launch it (using regedit /m) via e.g. Windows+R or via any command prompt flawlessly. |
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RandomGuy001
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| Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 11:37 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for posting the Version 2 source!
I was wondering if there was a way to use the _ExplorerList menu to open new instances of the currently open folders or navigate to the currently open folder's location. Right now it will just activate that folder. I'd find this very helpful when downloading/opening/saving a bunch of files that you want to go to a certain directory that you currently have open, but not as favorite.
I've tried messing with the code myself but I'm not very proficient with AHK. All I could get it to do is activate the window.
| Code: | f_CreateExplorerMenu()
{
Global
Local AllExplorerPaths := f_GetExplorerList()
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add
Menu, ExplorerMenu, DeleteAll
Local ItemPos = 1
Local Name
Loop, Parse, AllExplorerPaths, `n
{
if A_LoopField =
continue
f_Split2(A_LoopField, "=", i_ExplorerMenuID%ItemPos%, Name)
;Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %Name%, f_ActivateWindow
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %Name%, f_OpenExplorerMenuPath
f_SetMenuIcon("ExplorerMenu", Name, f_GetIcon("Explorer"))
ItemPos++
}
if ItemPos = 1
{
;Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %lang_Empty%, f_ActivateWindow
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %lang_Empty%, f_OpenExplorerMenuPath
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Disable, %lang_Empty%
}
return
}
; Opens the path specified in the menu: ExplorerMenu
; which is the list of Explorer windows currently open
; Done by getting the name of the list item from the ExplorerMenu
; which happens to also be the path
f_OpenExplorerMenuPath:
f_OpenSelected("%A_ThisMenuItem%")
return
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rexx
Joined: 28 Feb 2006
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| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 4:39 am Post subject: |
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| RandomGuy001 wrote: | Thanks for posting the Version 2 source!
I was wondering if there was a way to use the _ExplorerList menu to open new instances of the currently open folders or navigate to the currently open folder's location. Right now it will just activate that folder. I'd find this very helpful when downloading/opening/saving a bunch of files that you want to go to a certain directory that you currently have open, but not as favorite.
I've tried messing with the code myself but I'm not very proficient with AHK. All I could get it to do is activate the window.
| Code: | f_CreateExplorerMenu()
{
Global
Local AllExplorerPaths := f_GetExplorerList()
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add
Menu, ExplorerMenu, DeleteAll
Local ItemPos = 1
Local Name
Loop, Parse, AllExplorerPaths, `n
{
if A_LoopField =
continue
f_Split2(A_LoopField, "=", i_ExplorerMenuID%ItemPos%, Name)
;Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %Name%, f_ActivateWindow
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %Name%, f_OpenExplorerMenuPath
f_SetMenuIcon("ExplorerMenu", Name, f_GetIcon("Explorer"))
ItemPos++
}
if ItemPos = 1
{
;Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %lang_Empty%, f_ActivateWindow
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Add, %lang_Empty%, f_OpenExplorerMenuPath
Menu, ExplorerMenu, Disable, %lang_Empty%
}
return
}
; Opens the path specified in the menu: ExplorerMenu
; which is the list of Explorer windows currently open
; Done by getting the name of the list item from the ExplorerMenu
; which happens to also be the path
f_OpenExplorerMenuPath:
f_OpenSelected("%A_ThisMenuItem%")
return
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Any suggestions? |
You can use f_OpenPath(), it will open the path in current window, if possible.
f_OpenSelected() should work too, but it always opens a new explorer.
btw, this is a good idea, i'll add this in the next ver.
then you can do this by ctrl click on an item.
and click will still activate the explorer. |
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WHACKSTER
Joined: 23 Jun 2009
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| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 11:48 pm Post subject: |
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| hoppfrosch wrote: | | rexx wrote: |
So it means all entries in [DirMenu] is stored in "%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini"
is that right? |
Yes - completly right. (This is very handy to allow separation of user defined ini-entries from more "global" entries ...)
The [DirMenu] entry is completly stored within the redirected ini-file (my example: "%COMMANDER_PATH%\wincmd_User.ini")
It's stored there as complete INI-entry (Section + Keys ...) |
Thank you for this wonderful app!
One more thing about working with the directory hotlist in Total Commander, Folder menu doesn't seem to understand TC's internal variables like %COMMANDER_PATH%, is there a way to set this path, so that it can be used?
Actually you have an option to point to the Total Commander path, it just needs to be interpreted as %COMMANDER_PATH% too, weather or not Use TC Menu as main menu is checked or not, because you still have an option _TCMenu which still needs to work with %COMMANDER_PATH% variable.
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alexey_r
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| Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:22 am Post subject: XYplorer support |
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First: Folder Menu is brilliant. It just replaced FileBox Extender for me.
However, could you add XYplorer support? Win+9 doesn't detect the address bar.
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