Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-06, 09:35 UTC
Maybe it should be added that the templates from the [+] button can be used.you can also use a counter as in the regular Shift+F4 dialog box.
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Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-11, 08:44 UTC
how can i use it?
cm_Edit "%commander_path%\wincmd.ini" ?
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-11, 11:40 UTC
2KozakMak
Currently you can not use cm_Edit /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|" in the Command field, you have to put the /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|" part in the Parameters field - it is promised to be fixed in beta 11.
cm_Edit /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|" (from command line)how can i use it?
cm_Edit "%commander_path%\wincmd.ini" ?
Currently you can not use cm_Edit /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|" in the Command field, you have to put the /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|" part in the Parameters field - it is promised to be fixed in beta 11.
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-12, 11:35 UTC
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-12, 12:00 UTC
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-12, 12:50 UTC
Unfortunately using environment variables with cm_Edit in the Command field still doesn't work in TC 11.00rc1Have you tried RC1 ( = beta 11)
See:https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=436892#p436892Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-12, 14:21 UTC
In the command line, you need to use
cm_Edit /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|"
because it treats the parameter like a second line.
On a button you can't use "%COMMANDER_INI%" as a parameter because the conversion of the environment vars isn't handled in this case.
cm_Edit /N="%|COMMANDER_INI|"
because it treats the parameter like a second line.
On a button you can't use "%COMMANDER_INI%" as a parameter because the conversion of the environment vars isn't handled in this case.
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-19, 13:58 UTC
cm_Edit /N="%COMMANDER_INI%" now works in the command field in TC 11.00rc2.
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 06:30 UTC
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 07:26 UTC
and when the file is under the cursor - pressing button opened that file
This button always opens the current wincmd.ini, no matter where the cursor is placed and no matter which directory you are in (TC 11.00rc2):
Code: Select all
TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
cm_Edit /N="%COMMANDER_INI%"
wcmicons.dll,28
Edit wincmd.iniTo make the button:
1. Mark the text in the box here above (click SELECT ALL).
2. Copy it to the ClipBoard (press Ctrl+C).
3. Right click on TC's buttonbar and choose "Paste".
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 07:38 UTC
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 07:45 UTC
2KozakMak
What happens if you (temporarily) change:
Editor=%commander_path%\Utils\TCER\tcer.exe
to
Editor=notepad.exe
What happens if you (temporarily) change:
Editor=%commander_path%\Utils\TCER\tcer.exe
to
Editor=notepad.exe
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 07:50 UTC
2KozakMak
What happens if you (temporarily) change:
Editor=%commander_path%\Utils\TCER\tcer.exe
to
Editor=notepad.exe
I use: %COMMANDER_PATH%\TOOLS\F4Menu\F4Menu.exe with no problems - it is only if there are one or more files selected, that those files are opened.
Have you tried with no selected files? maybe tcer.exe considers the file under the cursor selected even if no selection is done.
What happens if you (temporarily) change:
Editor=%commander_path%\Utils\TCER\tcer.exe
to
Editor=notepad.exe
I use: %COMMANDER_PATH%\TOOLS\F4Menu\F4Menu.exe with no problems - it is only if there are one or more files selected, that those files are opened.
Have you tried with no selected files? maybe tcer.exe considers the file under the cursor selected even if no selection is done.
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 07:58 UTC
Re: Create multiple files at once
Posted: 2023-07-20, 08:00 UTC
2KozakMak
And how about with tcer.exe and NO files selected - does that not work?
And how about with tcer.exe and NO files selected - does that not work?