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yup I saw those same posts too, but it doesn't really address the root cause - i.e. it is using long sleep in between inputs, which means I have to have many lines of duplicate code just to suit Q-Dir itself..Sumikeyww wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 21:57I would look at some of the other posts about Q-Dir. viewtopic.php?f=76&t=42873
Yes I do, but with this type of straightforward code, it may not make sense?
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yup it doesn't solve the problem, but I like that this code is much shorter, and I will implement this going forward. Thanks!boiler wrote: ↑15 May 2022, 06:56This doesn’t address your question, but I’m thinking you might want to make the hotstring you showed:Code: Select all
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There probably is no real difference, but also probably no advantage to having it execute a SendInput command.
just to share I contacted the developer and he fixed it almost immediately! super impressed! hope it helps other q-dir users tooahk7 wrote: ↑15 May 2022, 02:24Not a Q-Dir user, but from what I see the developer is quite active, it might be better if you contact the dev and ask to implement similar functions to Total Commander (and other file managers):
1. Directory Bookmarks/favourites (often a dropdown menu near the folder path control)
2. Command line parameters to open specific folder, in Total Command you can simply start Total Commander "again" even it is running and it will go to a specified folder (you can control the panel and if there should be a new tab etc) - see https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php?title=Command_line_parameters#.2FO the /O parameter and examples below.
[3. go to specific file in folder similar to 2 but sets focus to specified file]
Both seem easy to implement so they might want to add it and you can reliable go to folders and allow for easier scripting.
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