rsiebler wrote:
r> I'm still trying to get my context menu item to only appear
r> for Total Commander.
Amazing.
r> I tried the below, but I get a syntax error:
r> *Format ContextIf (activewindow("Total Co*") == 1)
r> *Keys {ctrl}{shift}{up}
r> *Format EndContext
r> Obviously I'm doing *something* wrong, but I don't know what.
If you had read my previous message, and the two Help topics
which I referred to, you would understand why that is an error.
ContextIf(condition) is not used in the command lists called
Context and ContextFolder. "ContextIf()" is not mentioned
in the topic at Help Index "context menu in Explorer".
It's only in the topic at Help Index "context menu or bar"
about PowerPro's own bars and menus.
Although you cannot make PowerPro's additions to the system's
context menu be different for different file managers,
you can program different responses to clicking an item.
So when you click the menu item, it checks if TC is active,
if so send the keys, if not do nothing.
In the ContextFolder command list, don't use any Format Context
commands (if you want the item to appear for a right click on any
folder).
Just have an item whose Name is what you want displayed.
Command: if(activewindow("=totalcmd"))
in the More commands box: Keys {ctrl}{shift}{up}{shift}{ctrl}
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