Hello everyone
Here is my suggestion to improve the versatility of XYplorer, regarding Tabsets
Tabsets organizing could be much, much better, and more versatile, if users could make different categories, and save Tabsets under respective categories.
Something like this picture:
Tabsets is very good, but it could be much more versatile than it is now.
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shahab
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Tabsets is very good, but it could be much more versatile than it is now.
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Re: Tabsets is very good, but it could be much more versatile than it is now.
This is not currently planned.
However, you can achieve a similar result by scripting a button and using the tabset() command.
However, you can achieve a similar result by scripting a button and using the tabset() command.
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Re: Tabsets is very good, but it could be much more versatile than it is now.
Maybe this script would be for you:
viewtopic.php?p=229681#p229681
Button definition...
Icon:
:tabsets
On leftclick:
load "MyTabsets.xys", "open";
On rightclick:
load "MyTabsets.xys", "park;saveas;-;reopen;open;-;showbase;gotobase;resetbase;setbase;-;editscript;openini;showsig";
Fire click on mousedown:
CHECKED
See the comments inside the script for prerequisites and installation. Then experiment with rightclick first, define the base directory for saving tabsets and then try to save some current tabsets under different names. All tabsets whose name (under which they are saved) begins with the same word, will automagically be selectable via submenu items under that word. (Could not live without that script for almost a decade.) Good luck!
viewtopic.php?p=229681#p229681
Button definition...
Icon:
:tabsets
On leftclick:
load "MyTabsets.xys", "open";
On rightclick:
load "MyTabsets.xys", "park;saveas;-;reopen;open;-;showbase;gotobase;resetbase;setbase;-;editscript;openini;showsig";
Fire click on mousedown:
CHECKED
See the comments inside the script for prerequisites and installation. Then experiment with rightclick first, define the base directory for saving tabsets and then try to save some current tabsets under different names. All tabsets whose name (under which they are saved) begins with the same word, will automagically be selectable via submenu items under that word. (Could not live without that script for almost a decade.) Good luck!
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