Command-line in favorite files menu

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PeterH
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Re: Command-line in favorite files menu

Post by PeterH »

sinilill wrote:with the new runret command :D

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::text runret ("cmd /c ipconfig /all"), 720, 900, "IP Config",,;
For this example (with runret) I updated to current beta.

runret is great :!: :biggrin: :appl:

klownboy
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Re: Command-line in favorite files menu

Post by klownboy »

Runret certainly is great. Using "run" along with directing output to the clipboard (using | clip), though it worked fine, it really raised havoc with my clipboard manager (ClipJump) especially when used in a custom column script where it is run numerous times...filling all the back clipboard entries (history) with the values for each file. So yes definiltely :appl:

klownboy
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Re: Command-line in favorite files menu

Post by klownboy »

I thought I'd mention that in most cases you don't need the "CMD /C" in the script line at all. Simply,

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::text runret ("ipconfig /all"), 720, 900, "IP Config",,;
is all you need even using "MediaInfo" or "ImageMagick" type CLIs.

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