My context menu is now launching properly. I'm can't seem to make it appear *only* for Total Commander. If I remove '=TOTALCMD', it launches, but for everything. I tried all lowercase, I tried "Total Co*", no dice.
Label = TC Context Menu LCmd1 = *Format LParam1 = Context =TOTALCMD MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) --- In [email protected], "rsiebler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks! ContextFolder worked. Now I just have to make the menus. > > --- In [email protected], sgp acs322000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > rsiebler wrote: > > > > > However, it doesn't appear at all when I right click on a dir; > it only > > > appears when I click on a file. Have I done something wrong? > Is this > > > a flaw in PPro or is it a quirk with TC? > > > > Niether one. If you want a context menu for a FOLDER you MUST > define it > > in a command list called ContextFolder. Any other name will not > work. > > Context menu entries for FILES go into a command list called > Context. > > > > I didn't check if the context entry you posted is correct, that's > left > > for you to experiment with. > > > > Now, for something slightly off-topic - > > > > I use TC and powerpro all the time, they work very well together. > I > > defined a special hotkey to start TC the way I like it > with [EMAIL PROTECTED], > > here it is (everything after Cmd1 goes on the same line): > > > > [1] > > ; smart run totalcmd from desktop or usbkey > > Key = Ctrl+Alt+f > > Cmd1 = [EMAIL PROTECTED]("",1,"*",ifelse(""!=Env("commander_path"),Env > > ("commander_path")++?'\totalcmd.exe',?"totalcmd\totalcmd.exe"), if > (""! > > =Env("commander_path"), ?'/N /i=%commander_path%\wincmd.ini /f=% > > commander_path%\wcx_ftp.ini') ) > > > > Explanation (pseudo English) > > > > if variable commander_path is defined in windows environment then > > run totalcmd.exe found in folder %commander_path% > > else > > run totalcmd.exe found in folder totalcmd located by searching > > through the PATH local variable defined in script > > file runit.powerpro at label X > > also > > when running totalcmd.exe > > if variable commander_path is defined in windows environment then > > use files wincmd.ini and wcx_ftp.ini found in folder % > commander_path% > > else > > use default wincmd.ini and wcx_ftp.ini per TC's setting > > note that [EMAIL PROTECTED] will change directory to the folder located in > the > > first if-else statement prior to running totalcmd.exe, and I keep > > wincmd.ini and wcx_ftp.ini in the totalcmd.exe folder, so when > > variable commander_path isn't defined, I still end up starting TC > > with the right ini files > > > > End of explanation > > > > The main advantage with this setup is that I can run TC from a > hard > > disk, when commander_path isn't defined IN THE WINDOWS > ENVIRONMENT, or I > > can run my copy of TC on a usb key on someone else's PC by > defining > > commander_path in the windows environment prior to running > powerpro. Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
