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Posted: 27 Jul 2008 17:02
by ivan
eurytos wrote:I *think* he was trying to say that he wants to be able to choose whether a preference can be overwritten by a script.
something like:
preference one: script can overwrite
preference two: do not allow script to overwrite
I could be way off though...
That's correct. I was hoping we could have a couple of options to say if scripts can override preferences or not.
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 19:12
by ivan
I must once again reiterate the importance of making an option for a script to override a preference. Currently, option #170 is useless to have in a script because option #169 does the same thing with the box to turn off deletion confirmations unticked.
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 19:24
by jacky
ivan wrote:I must once again reiterate the importance of making an option for a script to override a preference. Currently, option #170 is useless to have in a script because option #169 does the same thing with the box to turn off deletion confirmations unticked.
Please see
command delete...
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 19:42
by ivan
Ok, so I can substitute this:
with this:
But what do I use for
in this script:
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Set(%cf%,<curfolder>);
Set(%cp%,<curpath>);
Set(%nn%,<date yyyymmddhhnnss>);
OpenWith("""C:\program files\winrar\winrar.exe"" e -- *.rar * %nn%-temp", "s");
Msg("Press OK when WinRAR is finished.",1);
GoTo("<curpath_s>\%nn%-temp")
Sel(a);
Rename(bat,%cf%);
Focus(L);
MoveTo("..\..");
#523;
#523;
Rename(bat,%nn%,,"%cp%");
SelFilter(%nn%, d, Name);
Focus(L);
#170;
Posted: 01 Aug 2008 21:43
by jacky
hmm.. so you want to delete, using the recycle bin, but no confirmation, right? If so, simply use:
No need to specify a parameter for <items> as it'll use selected items on List since focus was put there right before.
BTW you realize you had that exact example right on the wiki:
XYwiki wrote:delete 1, 0, ":list";
Sends all selected List items to the Recycle Bin without asking for confirmation