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Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 17:13
by zer0
SkyFrontier wrote:Considering the product itself for a newcomer/user that will never come into forums (which almost was my particular case), this is the first and unique* solution, zer0.
Despite being able to
frankenscript a solution, I still would like to see the official, supported and stable way to do the same achievement - sometimes with a prejudice to flexibility, but certainly with a less error-prone, future-proof behavior.
EDIT: *Not to mention
easier...
There was never a need to go down a dedicated yellow script road, because assigning CKSs to scripts hits UDCs square on the head. If clicking is preferred, then we have CTBs. Of what specific advantage(s) is having an additional menu entry that remembers scripts across sessions when UDCs and CTBs already provide such functionality?
Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 17:24
by SkyFrontier
zer0 wrote:Of what specific advantage(s) is having an additional menu entry that remembers scripts across sessions when UDCs and CTBs already provide such functionality?
One is completely free to play without the hassle of each and every time having to do a different
go there > enter name > enter script > select CKS just because of a... temporary need, which vary from minutes to entire days, constantly.
Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 17:48
by zer0
SkyFrontier wrote:One is completely free to play without the hassle of each and every time having to do a different go there > enter name > enter script > select CKS just because of a... temporary need, which vary from minutes to entire days, constantly.
So why not make current ways easier and more user-friendly for both frequent edits and set-and-forget situations? Adding another way without improving existing approaches is hardly efficient.
P.S. It is possible to assign CKSs to CTBs

Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 18:02
by SkyFrontier
zer0 wrote:So why not make current ways easier and more user-friendly for both frequent edits and set-and-forget situations?
Well - this implies whole GUI redesigns, I'm afraid, and Don would likely not consider doing that anytime soon...
Despite the
current discussion on an exception regarding "save" for this feature (which I'll probably lose

), I'm happy with what it currently does (CKS'able Run Script Again).
P.S. It is possible to assign CKSs to CTBs

...to one or two individual commands among a few stored on both left and right mouse click buttons?
Please tell me HOW?! I looked up and down after this with no avail thus far...
Thank you!
Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 18:26
by zer0
SkyFrontier wrote:Well - this implies whole GUI redesigns, I'm afraid, and Don would likely not consider doing that anytime soon...
So what?

Adding bits here and there would just make things bulky without definition. We're already seeing side effects of this due to an addition of
Extended in
Configuration as a result of options' overload. A big problem is that a lot of users don't look at the big picture, they are more concerned with getting functionality that does a task they need.
...to one or two individual commands among a few stored on both left and right mouse click buttons?
Please tell me HOW?! I looked up and down after this with no avail thus far...
Thank you!
Use
button SC. You can specify either right or left click and other options.
Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 29 Oct 2010 19:02
by SkyFrontier
"So what?!" ROTFL
zer0 wrote:A big problem is that a lot of users don't look at the big picture, they are more concerned with getting functionality that does a task they need.
Yeas,
we are.

(that's when "innovation" comes into play... if the reality can't fit innovation, things MUST go really bad for reality... generally speaking, Don.

lol)
To clarify: if an
extended 2,
extended 3 and
extended 4 fields are required, "so what"? lol The bigger picture to me is: where else I could look for if I'd want to achieve the same tasks XYplorer *already* does, making my file management the most efficient I've ever experienced? I'm not kidding when I tell that I'm really expecting a time machine so I could go back in time and avoid this injury in my arm due to excessive (avoidable, as XY proved to make it possible) work on computer. And I'm talking majorly on features that only came into light this year (2010)... I really expect that some day a seed will grow up into a
leafy tree so I'll have the perfect file manager I've ever dreamed of. Until then, I'm already really happy with what XYplorer currently offers - but the "extra" taste is what it COULD do IF (your favorite wish of the day
here)...
Use button SC. You can specify either right or left click and other options.
As I recall and at a first (second?) glance, that thing does not impress me - not in the ways I could have use for it, assigning CKSs to mini-scripts stored side by side on a single button. Not a big deal, though (not until my UDC gets completely crowded and I'm unable to sort scripts under submenus - another wish! lol). Thanks for the tip, anyway - I'll focus on that later.
Re: Easier Way to CKS a Temporary Script.
Posted: 01 Nov 2010 08:39
by SkyFrontier
Cool tip for the new "Run Script Again" command.
Set a script on "Run Script"; set the files you want to process item after item with that given script; put this into address bar, press "enter" and enjoy the show:
Code: Select all
::#755; focus; sendkeys'{down}'; focus a; sendkeys"{enter}";
(of course this was made attempting to circumvent my current inability to write scripts that work on several items at a time...

)
Below a modded version of the ReadURL - XY Detagger, Offline Mode to work along with this tip.