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Posted: 07 Feb 2008 22:07
by TheQwerty
admin wrote:PS: a nice thing about the p-argument variant is that you can put a variable in the place of the "p":
::setting blah, 1, $perm
Somebody will find a real use for this...

Might accomplish the same thing as a ::SettingsMode command but it's still ugly.

Posted: 07 Feb 2008 22:08
by admin
TheQwerty wrote:admin wrote:PS: a nice thing about the p-argument variant is that you can put a variable in the place of the "p":
::setting blah, 1, $perm
Somebody will find a real use for this...

Might accomplish the same thing as a ::SettingsMode command but it's still ugly.

...and useless.

Posted: 07 Feb 2008 22:15
by TheQwerty
admin wrote:TheQwerty wrote:admin wrote:PS: a nice thing about the p-argument variant is that you can put a variable in the place of the "p":
::setting blah, 1, $perm
Somebody will find a real use for this...

Might accomplish the same thing as a ::SettingsMode command but it's still ugly.

...and useless.

... just like everything you've done since giving us the ability to change settings.

Posted: 07 Feb 2008 23:57
by PeterH
admin wrote:PeterH wrote:
Another thing: is there yet a peace of documentation for scripting? Especially a problem ist names of operands for commands, their defaults, etc? I see that's there much change in that area, but just a little table would help a lot.
Of course, the Pan Galactic Gargle Blasting XYwiki is your best friend:
http://88.191.26.34/XYwiki/index.php/Category:Scripting
Thanks to jacky, the fearless wiki master!
Sorry to say: I had a look at the wiki and didn't find that info! Is the only chance to click 'All Pages', Then 'Script...', or am I really blind?
But talking about the wiki: big big thanks to jacky for that peace of work!
Posted: 08 Feb 2008 02:36
by jacky
PeterH wrote:Sorry to say: I had a look at the wiki and didn't find that info! Is the only chance to click 'All Pages', Then 'Script...', or am I really blind?
Yes, it's pretty much the only way for now. I'm aware of that, just like that there still are a bunch of commands missing as well... But don't worry, I'm working on it
PS: Really glad you guys like it!

Posted: 08 Feb 2008 08:54
by j_c_hallgren
PeterH wrote:Another thing: is there yet a peace of documentation for scripting? Thanks to jacky, the fearless wiki master!
PeterH wrote:
Sorry to say: I had a look at the wiki and didn't find that info! Is the only chance to click 'All Pages', Then 'Script...', or am I really blind?
But talking about the wiki: big big thanks to jacky for that peace of work!
Peter, just so you know we can make peace that it's a nice
piece of work! Jacky's done a
great job thus far!
I've also been doing some tweaking of those pages to fix a couple of typos, add some examples (taken from beta notes), etc. to try and help out the cause...anyone is free to do same...that's advantage of a wiki!
Posted: 08 Feb 2008 13:45
by PeterH
j_c_hallgren wrote:Peter, just so you know we can make peace that it's a nice
piece of work! Jacky's done a
great job thus far!
That's unbelievable! Thought I was getting blind, but just am getting old? (And a bit of gaga, or how should I call it...)
OK, next time, for my peace of mind, I'll talk about piece of work

Posted: 11 Feb 2008 17:37
by jacky
So I kinda missed those two it seems, but there are other options that may need to be added on the list :
- Show Navigation Panel
- Show Catalog
Especially since a script can focus them (Tree or Catalog), but if they're not visible then focus stays where it is without error or nothing...
Posted: 16 Feb 2008 21:53
by jacky
jacky wrote:So I kinda missed those two it seems, but there are other options that may need to be added on the list :
- Show Navigation Panel
- Show Catalog
Especially since a script can focus them (Tree or Catalog), but if they're not visible then focus stays where it is without error or nothing...
Since then you added "ShowNav", but:
- There's still no way to show Catalog
- There's no way to show Address bar either
I'm not really sure how this could be used/required, but those are two controls that can be focused, but if not visible it won't work.
I don't know how it could be used, because unlike Tree there's no way to make a "selection" there, but at least this can be done :
::focus Catalog; backupto "D:\Backup";
So maybe there should be a way to select an item or a category on Catalog, to actually make this usable (or a way to specify a Catalog category as source on the commands' paramaters) ?
(As for the Address Bar, I'm not sure it matters...)
Posted: 17 Feb 2008 08:45
by admin
jacky wrote:jacky wrote:So I kinda missed those two it seems, but there are other options that may need to be added on the list :
- Show Navigation Panel
- Show Catalog
Especially since a script can focus them (Tree or Catalog), but if they're not visible then focus stays where it is without error or nothing...
Since then you added "ShowNav", but:
- There's still no way to show Catalog
- There's no way to show Address bar either
...
I decided to add these only when there is a use for them in scripting.