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Posted: **12 Jul 2011 16:34**

I'd like to thank Stefan for taking the time to put together the forum topic How to use and execute a script

It has been very helpful to me and I hope to others.
I also appreciate including the graphic in the 18:52 time posting. While it takes more time when preparing how-to instructions, I think including pictures/graphics along with verbal explanations helps to make steps clearer. At least it does for me.

Thanks again!

Posted: **12 Jul 2011 22:40**

How nice of you ;-) Thanks for the feedback.

Posted: **18 Sep 2011 12:21**

@Stefan, wow lot of info there - haven't digested it all yet.

I've been using AutoHotkey for almost 3 years now. XYplorer's internal scripting seems well thought out and powerful - but with AHK one can make a GUI (menu, tooltips, ListView, ListBox, etc).

I seen the thread about running a script from the command line, which isn't possible.
Also everything I know about SendMessage/PostMessage doesn't appear to be of any use with XYPlorer.

Do you know if the Panel's control-names are static?

Will the left/right panels always be: ThunderRT6PictureBoxDC51, and ThunderRT6PictureBoxDC40. respectively?

If so, it appears that a JumpList menu/GUI could be utilized to ChangeDirs within XYPlorer.

A working example - to change the directory of the Right panel to "C:\_TEMP" - via hotkeys atm:

Code: Select all

SetTitleMatchMode, Regex
#ifWinActive, \- XYplorer[ ]\@[ ] ahk_class ThunderRT6FormDC
	+!c::
		aWin:=WinActive("A")
		ControlFocus, ThunderRT6PictureBoxDC40, ahk_id %aWin%
		ControlSend, Edit10, C:\_TEMP{Enter}, ahk_id %aWin%
	return
return

Posted: **24 Oct 2012 19:50**

@stephan

You answered on of my posts (thanks) and at the bottom of your answer was the link to a scripting tutorial.

Absolutely brilliant, many thanks for the time and effort put in and also that you are still maintaining it.

Lots to go at, but it looks fun.

XYplorer Beta Club

Thanks to Stefan for the Scripting How-to

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