CTB to toggle 64-bit context menu

[JLoftus]

Is there a command ID to toggle the 64-bit context menu?

[JLoftus]

anyone?

[highend]

Nope. The only doable thing is to call the 64-bit one via sc run but AFAIK there is no toggle

[JLoftus]

OK thanks. Most of the time, the 64-bit context menu works great for my purposes, but, occasionally I will want a function that is only available on the 32-bit menu, so have to toggle. If it were the other way around, I'd just leave the 32-bit one and when needed, choose "Show 64-bit menu". I was hoping there was a command ID that I could assign to a CTB.

[DrChiron]

Greetings,
On my system, XYplorer has the 32-bit right click menu showing by default, with an option to show the 64-bit menu.
Is this not how your system works?
Doc

[highend]

You did read viewtopic.php?p=150981#p150981,
right?

[admin]

Tip: Ctrl+ContextMenu key will show the 64-bit context menu.

[JLoftus]

This is good, but is there the opposite? I choose to have the 64-bit context menu shown always, as most of the features I use regularly are found in this menu. Sometimes, however, there are functions I need that are only available on the 32-bit context menu, and the only way to show that, is to go back into Configuration and disable the 64-bit context menu. What would be helpful is to have this Tip: "Ctrl+ContextMenu key" show whichever menu is NOT the default. IOW, if 64-bit is shown by default, have this key combination show the 32-bit menu.

Is this possible?

[admin]

Well, I generally avoid context- or state-dependent shortcuts. Does not work well with muscle memory.

Maybe Shift+MenuKey could be used...

[PeterH]

You could see it this way: it's not neccessary to be intelligent.
The meaning of Ctrl+ContextMenu must just mean "the opposite" of ContextMenu.

(Who's setting is to use 64bit-context will not use Ctrl to *also* mean 64bit.)

[admin]

You could see it this way: it's not neccessary to be intelligent.

Well, the opposite is my point: it's neccessary to be not intelligent. Muscles are dumb. They don't understand "opposite".

[JLoftus]

Thanks as always for the quick turnaround on this, Don!