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[Filehero]

Hi,

I need to resurrect this.

Shouldn't

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popupnested("::Hi;echo 'hi'|::Ho Ha;echo 'ho'");

and

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  $param = <<<MENU
            ::Hi;echo 'hi'
            ::Ho Ha;echo 'ho'
  MENU;
  popupnested($param);

be equivalent and therefore show exactly the same label text?

[admin]

You mean the ::? Yes, looks like I have some work there...

[Filehero]

You mean the ::?

Yep.

May I add a wish to support custom icons for scripts? I have a lot of scripts where a custom icon is much more indicative than the default script play icon.

[highend]

May I add a wish to support custom icons for scripts

Where?

[Filehero]

Where?

In the menu popupnested descriptor, like for the 'normal" data option 'Caption;Data;Icon;State'.

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  $param = <<<MENU
            ::Hi;echo 'hi';<xy>
            ::Ho Ha;echo 'ho';<xy>
  MENU;
  popupnested($param);

[admin]

Can you give an example?

[Filehero]

Can you give an example?

See previous post where I try to reference XYplorer.exe as the icon resource.

Actually I want to define the following descriptor

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Caption;Script;Icon;(State);

. Maybe the script block could be terminated with another '::' (or something like that)?

[admin]

This is a major wish, and I'm not even sure if it's a good idea. Actually I think it's good that a script always clearly looks like script, and cannot hide behind some other icon...

[Filehero]

Hi Don,

ok, thanks for consideration.

This is a major wish, and I'm not even sure if it's a good idea. Actually I think it's good that a script always clearly looks like script, and cannot hide behind some other icon...

[admin]

You probably know that: In the Catalog you can assign icons to scripts.

[Filehero]

You probably know that: In the Catalog you can assign icons to scripts.

Yes.

[Filehero]

Actually I think it's good that a script always clearly looks like script, and cannot hide behind some other icon...

What's the internal id of the script icon ("play button")? I was looking for something like ":script" ...

[highend]

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text toolbar(, , 1);

doesn't list this one so either it has no internal name or only Don knows it

[Filehero]

..... or only Don knows it

[admin]

Yes, it's ":script".