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SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 20 Oct 2018 17:25
by Filehero
Hi,
i dint' find any explicit statement in the manual, hence my question.
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copyto [location], [source], [rootpath], [flags], [autorichop], [on_collision], [preserve_dates], [create_log], [pop_stats], [skip_junctions], [verify], [show_progress]
When using any parameter as of
[on_collision] I force to use
custom copy, so far I got it.
But this does also render the
rich copy mode off by desgin?
Thanks,
FH
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 21 Oct 2018 02:56
by RalphM
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Numbered Arguments
Instead of counting commas you now can prefix the position of the argument to the argument itself. The separator is ":=", the first position is 0 (zero).
For example, instead of this:
text popupmenu("A,B,C", , , , , , ",");
You can do this:
text popupmenu("A,B,C", 6:=",");
This might help your case, as it should leave the arguments in between at their default values.
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 21 Oct 2018 10:00
by admin
Filehero wrote:But this does also render the rich copy mode off by desgin?
1) Why are you asking? Did you test it and it did not work?
2) Are you talking about the
autorichop parameter?
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 21 Oct 2018 18:00
by Filehero
admin wrote:1) Why are you asking? Did you test it and it did not work?
Sort of. When I provide the script with all the parameters associated with custom copy, the rich copy doesn't work (rootpath get's ignored, no intermediate folders are created).
But I'n not sure wether it's supposed to do so in the first place.
Filehero.
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 21 Oct 2018 19:04
by admin
I'll check that later. Takes a while...
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 23 Oct 2018 13:10
by admin
Well, confirmed!

Should work better in next version.
Re: SC copyto: rich operation vs. custom copy
Posted: 23 Oct 2018 17:54
by Filehero
Thanks for fixing, I will check and report back.