Forum for XYplorer Users and Developers
https://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/
It might be personal coding preferences but I would not pack any long code into the menu generating command. Just return values. Then process acc. to returned values....especially when there are long complicated run or open statements.
Yes, bug. Fix comes.highend wrote:@Don
Should a menu item that is the opener for a submenu not be greyed out like normal items
when it's state is 4? (ocf I'm using "<:>" as the separator for popupnested() here)
"MP3 Special" has a black color in this case, not a grey one like it's subitemsCode: Select all
Mp3 Special<:><:><:>4 Filename (Artist - Title.mp3) to ID3 Tag<:>#141;<:><:>4 Filename (Track - Artist - Title.mp3) to ID3 Tag<:>#142;<:><:>4 Filename (Artist - Album - Track - Title.mp3) to ID3 Tag<:>#143;<:><:>4 Filename (Artist - Year - Album - Track - Title.mp3) to ID3 Tag<:>#158;<:><:>4
sleep ...
try ...Actually I got an idea now. Let's see... <rolling up sleeves>klownboy wrote:The new SC popupnested is great Don, but revamping previously written large menus that use normal XY menu scripting can be quite a task. No problems when coming up with new menus. I have a few menus that I'd be better off starting from scratch (and I don't want to do that) than trying to update to use SC popupnested especially when there are long complicated run or open statements. So I'll second the motion for nested fly-out submenus in the typical XY menus that don't use SC popupmenu/popupnested.LittleBiG wrote:Won't something similar be possible later in CTB script?Code: Select all
"Top" "Sub1" "Sub11" text "11"; "Sub12" text "12"; "Sub2" text "2"; "Top2" text "T2";
Thanks,
Ken
Fix confirmed...! SC popupnested: Parent items were not drawn disabled (grey) when set to
state 4. Fixed. And now, of course, the submenu does not even popup when
hovering such a disabled parent.
Thanks for the update!v17.30.0001 - 2016-11-02 11:29
+++ Scripting: Now Multi-Scripts support nesting.
Code: Select all
"<load otherscript.xys>|icon|state|LEVEL : label"
Your sleeves must have been rolled up pretty far.admin wrote:Actually I got an idea now. Let's see... <rolling up sleeves>
Code: Select all
perm $mn =<<<FOO
"Ccleaner|<xyicons>\ccleaner02.ico" open "D:\Tools\Ccleaner\Ccleaner.exe";
"Control Panel All Tasks|D:\Graphics\Icons\Starcraft.ico" run "%windir%\explorer.exe shell:::{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}";
"Device Manager|D:\Graphics\Icons\dock settings.ico" open "C:\Windows\System32\devmgmt.msc";
"-"
"Tools && Utilities|:conf"
$tools = <<<hdc
"Device Manager|<xyicons>\preferences.ico||1" run "explorer shell:::{74246bfc-4c96-11d0-abef-0020af6b0b7a}";
"Disk Management|D:\Graphics\Icons\Settings2.ico||1" open "C:\Windows\System32\diskmgmt.msc";
hdc;
load ("$tools", , s);
FOO;
load "$mn", *, 's';
unset $mn;Working great! And very fast to implement.+++ Scripting: Now Multi-Scripts support nesting. The level is simply stated by the number denoting its depth, first level is 0 (zero)
Code: Select all
"Top"
"Sub|||1"
sub "_routine";
"_routine"
msg 1;Interesting and much more readable approach indeed (provided one doesn’t need dynamic menus, but that’s where the new "|||#" comes into play).admin wrote:I would not pack any long code into the menu generating command. Just return values. Then process acc. to returned values.(Note to myself: Need to add switch() statement to scripting...)
Code: Select all
// ---------------------------------------------> Menu structure
"_Initialize"
$menu = <<<MENU
Top1;;:paper;1
Sub1
Sub2
SubSub1;;*.ini
SubSub2
SubSub3;;;2
Top2;;<xy>
MENU;
sub popupnested($menu);
end 1;
// ---------------------------------------------<
// ---------------------------------------------> Menu content
"Sub1"
msg self("label");
"SubSub1"
msg self("label");
// SubSub2, SubSub3…
"Top2"
msg self("label");
// ---------------------------------------------<Code: Select all
"Caption|Icon|State|[+|-]Level : Label" ScriptCode: Select all
/* global menu level for this script */
"C:"
"Go to C:\|||+1"
goto "C:\";
"%winsysdir%|||+1" goto "%winsysdir%";selectitems "calc.exe";
"D:"
"Go to D:\|||+1"
goto "D:\";
It's a cool idea but I don't think it would work. The popup menu is already completely created in the moment you call the LOAD command. It cannot be dynamically extended on the fly.zhaowu wrote:Suggestion: relative levelCode: Select all
"Caption|Icon|State|[+|-]Level : Label" Script
Code: Select all
$menu = <<<MENU
Top1;;<xy>
Go;;:go; goto "%winsysdir%"
Share;;:browsenetwork; perm $user;
if !($user) { $user = input("Win User Name","", "geek"); };
run "nircmd elevate cmd /k pause &net share ""<curfolder>""=""<curpath>"" /GRANT:%username%,FULL /GRANT:$user,Read /REMARK:""By %username%"" &pause &exit"
Top2;;<xy>
MENU;
popupnested($menu);