> Creating a new folder ("n") works now, but "UP" and "I" still don't
> work as expected.
> Is there a way, I can investigate what's going wrong?
A general technique to investigate things that don't work as
expected is to try to break the problem into pieces and investigate
each piece separately, while keep the other pieces the same.
Try to think of ways you can apply this process yourself for future
problems -- it can save you time waiting for results on the board
and it can help people to see what you have tried.
What are some of the possible pieces in your case?
- the gestures is not being recognized properly
- the gesture is being recognized but the command is not being sent
- the command is being sent but it is not working in explorer
- the command is being sent and is working but not the way you think
it should work.
Here are some tests you can do which look at one of these pieces.
Remeber to start all tests from exactly the same starting point
(e.g. same folders shown and selected in explorer).
1. Put echo=5 in your ini file. This will show the command that the
plugin runs in a debug window. It will tell you if your gesture is
running the command you expect.
2. Associate a command which is not working with the gesture (n)
which is working. Does the command now work? If so, it indicates
a problem with your gesture input or definition.
3. Associate the command which is not working with a hot key. If
it works, this also shows a problem with the gesture entry or
definition. If not, it shows a problem with your command.
4. Try running the command in other programs that also reconize the
keys sequence and do something with it.
I am sure you can think of other ways that you can try to isolate
the issue.
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On your init question,
mousegesture.init(1)
uses the file
mousegesture.ini
in the pcf folder. Check that you have spelled exactly like above.
