I just wonder if the documentation for the "Goto-Shorthand" in script files is correct:
If I understand it correctly the doc says that
"C:\WINDOWS\SoundMan.exe|*" goto "C:\WINDOWS\SoundMan.exe";
is equivalent to
C:\WINDOWS\SoundMan.exe
But it seems to me that specifying a file path (in contrast to a directory)
actually "starts" the file whereas goto always locates/focuses its first argument.
goto shorthand
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Re: goto shorthand
You can control the Address Bar behavior here:
Configuration | Controls and More | Miscellaneous | Open files from Address Bar
Note that a small overlay no the icon in the Address Bar tells you that the file will be opened (started).
The scripting command goto is not affected by this setting.
(Moved thread to “Tips & Tricks, Questions & Answers”.)
Configuration | Controls and More | Miscellaneous | Open files from Address Bar
Note that a small overlay no the icon in the Address Bar tells you that the file will be opened (started).
The scripting command goto is not affected by this setting.
(Moved thread to “Tips & Tricks, Questions & Answers”.)
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