Ermm..
Why those buttons does not mimic the right-click command which got..
Can we make it that possible with a click of a button?
Thank you.
Copy/Move To Button..
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aimy
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Copy/Move To Button..
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
Given that once you pass the second menu (Copy To/etc), it's a multiple choice of destinations so the problem is: how can that be handled by a button? It can't be...thus one is forced to use a list dialog to pick the choice.aimy wrote:Can we make it that possible with a click of a button?
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
Ah ah.. don't forget that you can pull up most of XY's menus via scripting so creating a custom button with the following would show the Move to dialog on left click (#220 = Edit->Move To...) and the destination menu if you right click and select Destination menu (#151 = File->Move/Copy/Backup To->Move To): EDIT: And if you used #150; in the right click action instead of #151, you are up a menu level and can select Move, Copy, or Backup first. (But the caption and icon don't make sense then...)j_c_hallgren wrote:Given that once you pass the second menu (Copy To/etc), it's a multiple choice of destinations so the problem is: how can that be handled by a button? It can't be...thus one is forced to use a list dialog to pick the choice.aimy wrote:Can we make it that possible with a click of a button?
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aimy
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
Thanks a lot for your help.. Really appreciate..TheQwerty wrote:Ah ah.. don't forget that you can pull up most of XY's menus via scripting so creating a custom button with the following would show the Move to dialog on left click (#220 = Edit->Move To...) and the destination menu if you right click and select Destination menu (#151 = File->Move/Copy/Backup To->Move To): EDIT: And if you used #150; in the right click action instead of #151, you are up a menu level and can select Move, Copy, or Backup first. (But the caption and icon don't make sense then...)
1st of all, may I know where I could get those list of command numbers? How would I know what #151 does for example?
So, in this case.. What I want to achieve is two different buttons of copyto/moveto that automatically pops up the yellow area by left click alone... Can i?
Currently "Destination menu|:copyto" #150; would move the file right?
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aimy
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
I have a thought there will be sub button/drop down list after the 1st clickj_c_hallgren wrote:Given that once you pass the second menu (Copy To/etc), it's a multiple choice of destinations so the problem is: how can that be handled by a button? It can't be...thus one is forced to use a list dialog to pick the choice.aimy wrote:Can we make it that possible with a click of a button?
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TheQwerty
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
Like everything else in XY there's a couple of ways to find these.aimy wrote:1st of all, may I know where I could get those list of command numbers? How would I know what #151 does for example?
If I know the command I want the ID of I use the Customize Keyboard Shortcuts dialog (Tool -> Customize Keyboard Shortcuts). Then you just select a command and the ID is displayed on a button at the bottom.Otherwise, it's easier to do Help->Make List of Commands, which will put all the commands and IDs onto your system clipboard. Paste that into a text editor or Excel and search around for what you want.
Not quite. Let me break down what that right-click script actually does:aimy wrote:Currently "Destination menu|:copyto" #150; would move the file right?
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"Destination menu|:copyto" #150;Code: Select all
"Destination menu|:copyto"The second part:
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#150;This is equivalent to manually doing: With that new knowledge, and the assurance that yes you can create those buttons as you desire, I'll let you see if you can figure out how to create them now.
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aimy
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Re: Copy/Move To Button..
Thank you so much TheQwerty.
I really appreciate your help.. Thanks..
So now I really get what I really want..
Isn't that great? Now we can have more options for copy. And the best of all, I can copy it to another tab
Apparently, we also have the list of directories (red box) the same as the original copy.. Actually, the original idea I have in mind is to have a button that could assist me to copy the item to another open tab, just like the Dual Pane Copy.
So now I have it. XYplorer rocks!
Maybe you guys could consider my idea.. A button to copy to another tab
Thanks.
I really appreciate your help.. Thanks..
So now I really get what I really want..
Apparently, we also have the list of directories (red box) the same as the original copy.. Actually, the original idea I have in mind is to have a button that could assist me to copy the item to another open tab, just like the Dual Pane Copy.
So now I have it. XYplorer rocks!
Maybe you guys could consider my idea.. A button to copy to another tab
Thanks.
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