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XYplorer BETA version:
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v13.30.0101 - 2013-11-20 12:50
+ New variable <get driveletter [drivename] [path]> returns the
first drive letter matching the given drivename (aka volume
label). An optional path parameter can be used to format the
returned string.
Syntax: <get driveletter [drivename] [path]>
drivename: Drive name (defaults to the current path).
path: Any path with a drive letter, or a "?" in the place
of the drive letter. If the function finds a
matching drive letter then it will replace the drive
letter in [path] with it and return the new path.
return: The drive letter, or the path with the drive letter.
If no matching drive letter is found nothing is
returned.
Examples (drive F:\ is named "Fun"):
echo <get driveletter>; //E (if E:\ is current drive)
echo <get driveletter "Fun">; //F
echo <get driveletter "Fun" "?:\">; //F:\
echo <get driveletter "Fun" "X:\">; //F:\
echo <get driveletter "Fun" "C:\Windows">; //F:\Windows
Or as a function:
echo get("driveletter", "Fun", "C:\Windows"); //F:\Windows
Usage:
This variable allows you to refer to drives via their name which
can be very useful when you have no control or knowledge about how
the host system assigns the drive letters. Compare the usual hard
and the new soft approach to referring to a file:
open "E:\Test\Edit.txt"; //hard drive letter
open get("driveletter", "Fun", "?:\Test\Edit.txt"); //soft drive letter
+ SC get got a new named argument "list_recentlyopenedfiles".
Syntax: get("list_recentlyopenedfiles", [separator=CRLF])
[separator]: String to place between items.
Defaults to CRLF (line feed).
return: List of recently opened files (as used in menu
File | Open...).
Examples:
text get("list_recentlyopenedfiles");
goto inputselect("Goto to any of the Recently Opened Files", get("list_recentlyopenedfiles"), <crlf>, 5);
open inputselect("Open any of the Recently Opened Files", get("list_recentlyopenedfiles"), <crlf>, 5);
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