why this script don't work?

[k20]

Right-click on line number > Run Script

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$sel = get("SelectedItemsPathNames");
if ($sel == "") { msg "No file selected."; exit; }
$numSel = count(split($sel, "\n"));

// Build menu manually as here-doc-like string (safe)
$menu = "";

// Define apps: [name, exe, mode]
@entries = (
    ["Notepad++", "<xydrive>\\Portables\\~Viewers\\notepad++\\notepad++.exe", "any"],
    ["ImHex", "<xydrive>\\Portables\\~Viewers\\ImHex\\ImHexPortable.exe", "single"]
);

foreach ($entry in @entries) {
    $name = $entry[0];
    $exe = $entry[1];
    $mode = $entry[2];

    if (!exists($exe)) { continue; }
    if ($mode == "single" && $numSel > 1) { continue; }

    // Escape backslashes for safety (though usually not needed)
    // Use single quotes inside run '' to avoid escaping
    $cmd = "run '" . $exe . " <selitems>'";
    $menu .= $name . "|" . $cmd . "|" . $exe . "\n";
}

if ($menu == "") {
    msg "No apps available.", "POM";
    exit;
}

 $chosen = popupnested($menu,,,,,,,|);
 if ($chosen != "") {
      load $chosen,, s;
}

[RalphM]

Where does the @entries come from?

[highend]

Ask that the AI that created it and tell her to not hallucinate...

[k20]

Yes! Is from AI... I update my script.
I padding each line in the script from the beggining with " ". Works!
The script runs... but stop at "Invalid Parameter: $entry as $entries" ...

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       $sel = get("SelectedItemsPathNames");
       if ($sel == "") { msg "No file selected."; exit; }
       $numSel = count(split($sel, "\n"));

       // Define apps: [name, exe, mode]
       $entries = array(
           array("Notepad++", "<xydrive>\\Portables\\~Viewers\\notepad++\\notepad++.exe", "any"),
           array("ImHex", "<xydrive>\\Portables\\~Viewers\\ImHex\\ImHexPortable.exe", "single")
       );
       
       // Build menu manually as here-doc-like string (safe)
       $menu = "";

       foreach ($entry as $entries) {
           $name = $entry[0];
           $exe = $entry[1];
           $mode = $entry[2];
       
           if (!exists($exe)) { continue; }
           if ($mode == "single" && $numSel > 1) { continue; }
       
           // Escape backslashes for safety (though usually not needed)
           // Use single quotes inside run '' to avoid escaping
           $cmd = "run '" . $exe . " <selitems>'";
           $menu .= $name . "|" . $cmd . "|" . $exe . "\n";
       }
       
       if ($menu == "") {
           msg "No apps available.", "POM";
           exit;
       }
       
       $chosen = popupnested($menu,,,,,,,|);
       if ($chosen != "") {
           load $chosen,, s;
       }

[k20]

working code:

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    // Get count to check for 'single' mode logic
    $numSel = get("CountSelected");
    if ($numSel == 0) { echo "No file selected."; }

    // Use native array as requested
    $entries = array(
        "Notepad++|<xydrive>\Portables\~Viewers\notepad++\notepad++.exe|any",
        "ImHex|<xydrive>\Portables\~Viewers\ImHex\ImHexPortable.exe|single"
    );

    $menu = "";

    // Iterate through the array
    foreach ($entries as $item) {
        $name = gettoken($item, 1, "|");
        $exe  = gettoken($item, 2, "|");
        $mode = gettoken($item, 3, "|");

        if (!exists($exe)) { continue; }
        if ($mode == "single" && $numSel > 1) { continue; }

        // Use <selitems> to pass multiple files to the executable
        $cmd = "run " . quote($exe) . " <selitems>";
        $menu .= $name . ";" . $cmd . ";" . $exe . "|";
    }

    if ($menu == "") { echo "No apps available."; }

    // popupnested(menu, [x], [y], [width], [height], [heading], [separator], [item_separator])
    $command = popupnested($menu, , , , , , "|", ";");
    if ($command != '') { 
        load $command, , "s"; 
    }

the script works but i receive an error\warning: Dubious syntax: "<xydrive>\Portables\~Viewers\notepad++\notepad++.exe" "D:\test1.txt" "D:\test2.txt"
Press continue and the command runs ok. If i disable "Script > Syntax Checking" the script runs without warnings..
Sorry my english!

[highend]

Use eval() to resolve the xy variable and fix the quoting?

@Don
Is it intended, that variables in arrays aren't resolved as long as they are used either natively or in double quotes?

[admin]

@Don
Is it intended, that variables in arrays aren't resolved as long as they are used either natively or in double quotes?

Not really. Fixed in next beta.