Alias File names ?
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CookieMonster
Alias File names ?
Is it possible to keep the original file name but in XY give the file name an alias for easier understanding of the file ?
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highend
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Re: Alias File names ?
@a=<path + file name>?
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Re: Alias File names ?
Um... you could use Tags. And comments. And custom columns. And extra columns.CookieMonster wrote:for easier understanding of the file ?
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CookieMonster
Re: Alias File names ?
I searched in the help but couldn't find any info on aliases; where can I find this info on usage etc ?highend wrote:@a=<path + file name>?
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bdeshi
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Re: Alias File names ?
Type "aliases" in the Index tab of the help window.
or paste this in rhe addressbar and press enter
or paste this in rhe addressbar and press enter
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::help 'idh_addressbar.htm#idh_alias';Icon Names | Onyx | Undocumented Commands | xypcre
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CookieMonster
Re: Alias File names ?
@rgex="expressions <@1>"
I have a question, are Arguments extra names you can use to find aliases ? And is the above method a valid argument ?
I have a question, are Arguments extra names you can use to find aliases ? And is the above method a valid argument ?
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bdeshi
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Re: Alias File names ?
No. Arguments replace placeholders within the alias.
In the alias definition the arguments are referred to by placeholders <@1>, <@2>, <@3> etc. When using the alias, pass the arguments as a comma separated list after the alias name, separated by a space. Then <@1> in the alias is replaced with the first argument, <@2> with the second, etc.
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Define alias: @xydata=%appdata%\XYplorer\<@1> | this an alias definition with one argument
Use alias: @xydata Scripts | here "Scripts" is the argument value
Resolved alias: %appdata%\XYplorer\Scripts | <@1> was replaced by given value
Define alias: @Greet=::echo "Hello, <@1>! It's <@2>!";
^-----------^------placeholders in the alias ---------\
Use alias: @Greet Don, Daisy |
^------^----^-------@aliasname argu,ments |
Resolved alias: ::echo "Hello, Don! It's Daisy!"; |
^---------^--------placeholders replaced with given values ----/
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