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Since the first post is mine, please compile such a list and I'll add it in.paul0 wrote:Would you please put those wishes for dual pane together into first message, such that we don't need go through all replies?
Stefan wrote:Idea: can i add the user name under which XY is running? To indicate an XY running with admin rights.admin wrote:What a nice idea!Will do... at least for <get ...>, not sure if more would be an overkill...
Or maybe smtg like adding an asterisk * behind XYplorer if run with admin rights.
Useful, thank you!v8.50.0023 - 2009-10-22 19:21
+ Titlebar: Now the TitlebarTemplate tweak knows the variable <get ...>.
Here is an example for how to get the current pane number into the titlebar:
[General]
TitlebarTemplate=[<get pane>] <path> - <app> @ <ini> - <ver>
v8.50.0025 - 2009-10-24 17:38
+ SC getinfo got a new named argument "username".
Examples:
echo getinfo("username");
echo "<get username>";
Cool. BTW, the idea with <get ...> was inspired by TheQwerty's idea with a variable <gci ...> ...Stefan wrote:Stefan wrote:Idea: can i add the user name under which XY is running? To indicate an XY running with admin rights.admin wrote:What a nice idea!
Or maybe smtg like adding an asterisk * behind XYplorer if run with admin rights.Useful, thank you!v8.50.0023 - 2009-10-22 19:21
+ Titlebar: Now the TitlebarTemplate tweak knows the variable <get ...>.
Here is an example for how to get the current pane number into the titlebar:
[General]
TitlebarTemplate=[<get pane>] <path> - <app> @ <ini> - <ver>
v8.50.0025 - 2009-10-24 17:38
+ SC getinfo got a new named argument "username".
Examples:
echo getinfo("username");
echo "<get username>";
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> <ver> as <get username> - Pane <get pane>"
Hey - doesn't work for me???Stefan wrote:Useful, thank you!
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> <ver> as <get username> - Pane <get pane>"
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TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> @ <ini> as <get username> - <ver> | pane: <get pane>"
Try from address bar:PeterH wrote:Hey - doesn't work for me???Stefan wrote:Useful, thank you!
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> <ver> as <get username> - Pane <get pane>"
I've tried:When starting XY no window opens. Task Mgr shows XY, but in state "Not Responding". After some seconds a 2nd XY is shown, same state. Killing one of them terminates both.Code: Select all
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> @ <ini> as <get username> - <ver> | pane: <get pane>"
Just changing <get username> to <get pane> works ok - but doesn't show what I want
Did I understand something wrong?
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::echo "<get username>";Thank you TheQwerty.admin wrote:BTW, the idea with <get ...> was inspired by TheQwerty's idea with a variable <gci ...> ...
Hi Peter, for me it works:PeterH wrote: Hey - doesn't work for me???
I've tried:Did I understand something wrong?Code: Select all
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> @ <ini> as <get username> - <ver> | pane: <get pane>"
Stefan wrote:v8.50.0025 - 2009-10-24 17:38
+ SC getinfo got a new named argument "username".
NOadmin wrote:Try from address bar:PeterH wrote:Hey - doesn't work for me???Stefan wrote:Useful, thank you!
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> <ver> as <get username> - Pane <get pane>"
I've tried:When starting XY no window opens. Task Mgr shows XY, but in state "Not Responding". After some seconds a 2nd XY is shown, same state. Killing one of them terminates both.Code: Select all
TitlebarTemplate="<path> - <app> @ <ini> as <get username> - <ver> | pane: <get pane>"
Just changing <get username> to <get pane> works ok - but doesn't show what I want
Did I understand something wrong?Works?Code: Select all
::echo "<get username>";
) CPU 50%! (On dual core - that is just one core at 100% for xyplorer.exe)How many characters has your username?PeterH wrote:NO
No reaction. No Cursor in XY! (What?
Something's very wrong here! Had to terminate XY by task manager!
(Should I mention: XP SP3)
The question may be silly - but I'm double silly to prove you rightavsfan wrote:Hi Peter,
Silly question: What is your version of XY? If it's less than 8.50.0025, the get function doesn't support the username argument...
Good luck! I'm sure we'll be able to get it fixed soon!
andy
)As seen from my prev post: Administrator (= 13 chars) now (i.e. with current XY-version) works correct.admin wrote:How many characters has your username?
The question may be silly - but I'm double silly to prove you rightPeterH wrote:[quote="avsfan"Silly question: What is your version of XY? If it's less than 8.50.0025, the get function doesn't support the username argument...
)That was a possible theory, and indeed the code was buggy here! So you helped me find a bug, even if it turned out it was not the bug that bugged you.PeterH wrote:As seen from my prev post: Administrator (= 13 chars) now (i.e. with current XY-version) works correct.admin wrote:How many characters has your username?
Is there a limit?