is the a variable for internal portable folder?
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is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Hi
is there a variable for internal portable folder ?
I have copied some utility 100% portable inside xyplorer portable , and i have created several custom button
I have copied in a usb stick , there is only 1 folder -> xyplorer
If I plug the usb stick on a different computer , it does assing a different letter of the alphabet for example D: , F: or E:
a custom button with B:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe , doesn't work ,because seeing pluging on a different machine , it assing for a letter like E
is there a variable for interanl xyplorer portable forder like %xyplorer% ?
so i can set %xyplorer%\notepad++.exe
thanks
is there a variable for internal portable folder ?
I have copied some utility 100% portable inside xyplorer portable , and i have created several custom button
I have copied in a usb stick , there is only 1 folder -> xyplorer
If I plug the usb stick on a different computer , it does assing a different letter of the alphabet for example D: , F: or E:
a custom button with B:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe , doesn't work ,because seeing pluging on a different machine , it assing for a letter like E
is there a variable for interanl xyplorer portable forder like %xyplorer% ?
so i can set %xyplorer%\notepad++.exe
thanks
Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Read up in the help file on "Custom File Associations (CFA)" and the use of "?" for portable drive letters.
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
hi
I use custom file association , i need some custom buttons for the program i have copied inside B:\xyplorer like notepad++.exe
a reply was deleted , and it points to XYplorer Native Variables
<xy> XYplorer executable path and name
are no good ?
<xy>\notepad++.exe for example but seems does not want to work
now it's B:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe but as soon I plug the usb stick on another pc , the B change to another
thanks
Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Read the section
Variables
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Hi
I did it
and I found these but they dont' work
it's right the syntax <xy>\notepad++.exe or <xy>notepad++.exe ,isn't?
<xy> XYplorer executable path and name
<xyexe> XYplorer executable name
<xypath> XYplorer application path
<xydata> XYplorer data path
Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Not "they" work but one of them does. Obviously
"...\XYplorer.exe\notepad++.exe"
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Because XYplorer.exe is a part of that variable and a file is not a part of a (longer) path?
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
hi
this forum is really strange , I know there is a manual , I read always before asking a question
but I can't solve my problem
I would like to have some utilites in the same folder of xyplorer and use a usb stick portable version to use on different windows machine
Can I know the correct variable to use?
thanks
Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
I find you really strange. Can we confirm we have the same definition of "read", because yours seems to be just say that you've read the info without actually looking at it, or trying to comprehend it.
https://www.google.com/search?q=define:read
If you had of bothered to READ you would see these (among others in the list that could be made to work):
<xypath> XYplorer application path
<xydrive> XYplorer drive (unslashed), e.g. C:
which both seem like they could be of some use to resolve your query? Anyway if you are just running from a CTB you can probably just use the ?: syntax anyway.
An example since you seem to always need direct answers, not directions (lead a horse to water and all that...):
Don't forget all the assistance you are given is from volunteers.
https://www.google.com/search?q=define:read
If you had of bothered to READ you would see these (among others in the list that could be made to work):
<xypath> XYplorer application path
<xydrive> XYplorer drive (unslashed), e.g. C:
which both seem like they could be of some use to resolve your query? Anyway if you are just running from a CTB you can probably just use the ?: syntax anyway.
An example since you seem to always need direct answers, not directions (lead a horse to water and all that...):
<xypath>\notepad++.exe
Don't forget all the assistance you are given is from volunteers.
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
hijupe wrote: ↑19 Jan 2021 08:33 I find you really strange. Can we confirm we have the same definition of "read", because yours seems to be just say that you've read the info without actually looking at it, or trying to comprehend it.
https://www.google.com/search?q=define:read
If you had of bothered to READ you would see these (among others in the list that could be made to work):
<xypath> XYplorer application path
<xydrive> XYplorer drive (unslashed), e.g. C:
which both seem like they could be of some use to resolve your query? Anyway if you are just running from a CTB you can probably just use the ?: syntax anyway.
An example since you seem to need direct answers, not directions:
<xypath>\notepad++.exe
Don't forget all the assistance you are given is from volunteers.
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<xy> XYplorer executable path and name
<xyexe> XYplorer executable name
<xypath> XYplorer application path
<xydata> XYplorer data path
i have posted on my first answer and the second answer
I have tried <xy>\notepad++.exe and <xypath>\notepad++.exe , but on a different machine It doesn't work
I will try again with <xypath>\notepad++.exe and other utilities
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, I did it , english is not my native language and there are easy the misunderstandings , I found other forums users more easy to understand ,that's allIf you had of bothered to READ you would see these (among others in the list that could be made
thanks Jupe , I have used google translator to answer
Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
@giuliastar if you want to use portable apps from same drive as XYplorer you have 2 options:
?:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe or <xydrive>\xyplorer\notepad++.exe
and you better not clutter "xyplorer" folder, make another one, as long as it's on the same drive, examples above would work. for example "?:\portableapps\notepad++\notepad++.exe" or "?:\xyplorer\notepad++\notepad++.exe".
?:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe or <xydrive>\xyplorer\notepad++.exe
and you better not clutter "xyplorer" folder, make another one, as long as it's on the same drive, examples above would work. for example "?:\portableapps\notepad++\notepad++.exe" or "?:\xyplorer\notepad++\notepad++.exe".
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Re: is the a variable for internal portable folder?
Hi @eileil wrote: ↑19 Jan 2021 09:59 @giuliastar if you want to use portable apps from same drive as XYplorer you have 2 options:
and you better not clutter "xyplorer" folder, make another one, as long as it's on the same drive, examples above would work. for example "?:\portableapps\notepad++\notepad++.exe" or "?:\xyplorer\notepad++\notepad++.exe".
I will try as soon as I can
thanks?:\xyplorer\notepad++.exe or <xydrive>\xyplorer\notepad++.exe