I also wanted to test whether the second and subsequent
runs of the script might occur before the first run
has completed. So I tried:
command: [EMAIL PROTECTED](_file_)
@MoveFolder
static Folder RunCount
If (not Context) do
RunCount = 0
context = 1
Folder = InputFolder
EndIf
File.Move(_File_, Folder)
RunCount = RunCount + 1
Win.Debug(RunCount)
Quit
I made the Debug window OnTop so I could watch the timing
of how things happen, and I delayed for two minutes with the
InputFolder dialog open before selecting a folder.
Nothing appeared in Debug until I clicked OK in InputFolder's
dialog and then Debug showed 1 2 3 in the correct order.
Conclusion: When PowerPro's context menu item is executed for
several selected files, sending each _file_ to a script,
it does not send the second _file_ to the script until the
first run of the script for the first _file_ has finished.
Which looks like good programming IMHO.
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