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I'm always interested in learning new things.
And I really like this one, elegant.
Many thanks jupe.

It'a a good way, gives me things to think about
It seems the only way is to get the <clipboard> and it's <crlf> out of the menu string.
Thanks highend.

Thanks jupe, it works indeed in this case. The problem is I want to use the clipboard as entry string, and insert this (simplified) code in an existing popupmenu. $menu = <<<MENU Recase ::UPPER;copytext recase("<clipboard>", "upper"); ::Invert;copytext recase("<clipboard>&qu...

$TestString = "Value1<crlf>Value2"; $menu = <<<MENU ::UPPER;copytext recase("$TestString") MENU; popupmenu($menu); The above code works fine as long as there is no <crlf> in the string. When there is one, it's seen as a break in the code line and interpreted accordingly. Is ther...

OK, thanks

I noticed that in an inactive tab context menu the values returned by "Tab History..." and "Type Stats and Filter..." refer to the active tab.
Shouldn't they refer to the right-clicked tab ?

great ! thank you

hi highend
I love this script and use it all the time ! So user friendly. Thank you.
Just noticed there's at least one command missing » getpathcomponent(), gpc()
and one too much » preview64 (one is from the change log, the other from the help file)

Now I know, next time I'll get it faster
Thanks again

Well... a little scripting and I've found a way
But I feel that not finding an included file should display an error message, or at least not prevent the excecution of the rest of the script : if there's something missing the script itself will generate an error.
Thank you for taking the time.

hum... This is just a test script I arrived at after trying for a very long time to understand why my real case wasn't working as expected, and you've got it right here ! But you were right to ask for the full script ! It seems the problem is with an INCLUDE statement at the beginning of my real cas...

What I meant was that it's only OK with full path given AND if this path is the original XY script folder

I want to run a long task in the background while I continue using XY. The following code ONLY works if the $Scripfile is situated in the main instance script folder and with full path. $cmd = <<<>>> "<xy>" /new /readonly /win=normal /script="$ScriptFile" >>>; run $cmd, "%TE...

thank you

thanks highend (thought it might be, just couldn't find the escape character).
Could you tell me if there are other characters in file names I should escape the same way ?