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how to pass an argument to a command ID
Posted: 25 Nov 2012 01:30
by JimXYUser
In script, I would like to use a command ID #167 (copy here as) and pass in an argument "MyFileName1.txt" then let it execute. I can then put the script into a button.
e.g.
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#167 > "MyFileName1.txt" //not working
How do i pass an argument to #167?
Re: how to pass an argument to a command ID
Posted: 25 Nov 2012 02:39
by highend
How do i pass an argument to #167?
You can't.
Not sure if that's your source or destination file...
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copyas "MyFileName1.txt", , "<curitem>";
Would copy the current selected item to a new file named "MyFileName1.txt" in the same folder...
Re: how to pass an argument to a command ID
Posted: 25 Nov 2012 07:50
by JimXYUser
that is my destination file. btw is there a way to pass argument to any command ID (beside copy as) that need user input?
Re: how to pass an argument to a command ID
Posted: 25 Nov 2012 09:21
by highend
No.
Re: how to pass an argument to a command ID
Posted: 25 Nov 2012 10:01
by admin
Calling a command ID is identical to clicking a menu command or pressing a keyboard shortcut. You cannot pass an argument here neither.