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tykling
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 Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 11:07 am Post subject: Feature request: Dump file list to text file |
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As subject says, I'd like the possibility to feed whatever is in a listbox (a directory or the results of a search, for example) to a text file for use elsewhere.
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icfu
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majkinetor !
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 12:35 pm Post subject: |
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GetNames.bat
| Code: | @echo off
:: =================================================================
:: PURPOSE: Starts editor with list of all files in current folder
:: ARG : %1 (folder to display, optional)
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dir %1 /b /OG /ON > %temp%\_GetNames.txt
start "%UTILS%\Edit Plus\EditPlus.exe" %temp%\_GetNames.txt |
This is for regular cmd.exe, but you can call it from TC to get current dir names. For selection, search and other things it is even easier, just use %L param in start menu to get the list as direct param to your editor.
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orndorff
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:29 pm Post subject: |
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I added a menu item to allow me to copy either the selected file names or the selected path+file names. Just add this to your .lng file:
| Code: | POPUP "C&ustom"
MENUITEM "Copy Filename to Clipboard", 2017
MENUITEM "Copy Path\Filename to Clipboard", 2018
END_POPUP
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I use this *all* the time. The names get copied to the clipboard as text, and then I can paste it into whatever I want.
FYI, I just make a copy of the WCMD_ENG.MNU file and add my customizations to it and then use that as my main menu file. |
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Sheepdog
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:48 pm Post subject: |
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| orndorff wrote: | | FYI, I just make a copy of the WCMD_ENG.MNU file and add my customizations to it and then use that as my main menu file. |
FYI when you download the english language file and rename it corresponding to your menu e.g.
WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.lng and WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.mnu you have only to select the WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.lng to choose your menu in the TC dialog.
Changing the very first line of the language file from "English" to "Orndorff" will display "Orndorff" as name for the language.
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Lefteous
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 3:54 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | FYI when you download the english language file and rename it corresponding to your menu e.g.
WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.lng and WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.mnu you have only to select the WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.lng to choose your menu in the TC dialog.
Changing the very first line of the language file from "English" to "Orndorff" will display "Orndorff" as name for the language. |
...and don't forget to rename your content plugin language file sections to ENG_Orndorff.  |
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petermad
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | and don't forget to rename your content plugin language file sections to ENG_Orndorff |
I don't understand that statement - most content plugins - including your own - will set the language to ENG(lish) if character 6-8 of the .LNG file name spells ENG ?
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Lefteous
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I don't understand that statement - most content plugins - including your own - will set the language to ENG(lish) if character 6-8 of the .LNG file name spells ENG ? |
TC doesn't check for characters 6-8 - it checks for everything behind the underscore.
BTW: I never heared of the language ENG Orndorff..  |
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icfu
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:36 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | TC doesn't check for characters 6-8 - it checks for everything behind the underscore. |
I cannot reproduce that. When I rename [deu] to [DEU_TCExtMenu] in DirSizeCalc.lng because the language file is WCMD_DEU_TCExtMenu.LNG, this has no effect. Plugin is still English instead of German.
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Lefteous
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:44 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I cannot reproduce that. When I rename [deu] to [DEU_TCExtMenu] in DirSizeCalc.lng because the language file is WCMD_DEU_TCExtMenu.LNG, this has no effect. Plugin is still English instead of German. |
Strange - in this what you reported here is wrong and we have to restart the discussion 
I currently have no idea what TC is actially doing
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=80524#80524 |
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petermad
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:55 pm Post subject: |
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2Lefteous
| Quote: | | TC doesn't check for characters 6-8 - it checks for everything behind the underscore |
I checked it out - you are partly right. TC seems to check the first 3 characters after the LAST underscore.
So if I for example use a language file called WCMD_DAN2.LNG then All my content plugins uses the [DAN] section in their respective language files. The same applies if I use a language file called WCMD_DANPeter.LNG or WCMD_xxx_DAN.LNG but NOT WCMD_DAN_Peter.LNG.
So you are right: WCMD_ENG_Orndorff.lng is not a good choice because of the second underscore before Orndorff -- WCMD_ENGOrndorff.lng, "WCMD_ENG Orndorff.lng" or WCMD_Orndorff_ENG.lng would be better (if one wants English translations of the content plugins)
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icfu
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Strange - in this what you reported here is wrong and we have to restart the discussion |
I haven't reported and claimed that a rename of a plugin section will switch language.
Sheepdog has claimed it in that thread and you have agreed.
I also cannot reproduce what petermad has just told. Even when I rename the file to WCMD_DEUTCExtMenu.lng without underscore, the [deu] section is ignored. It's also ignored when I rename it to [DEUTCExtMenu].
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Lefteous
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:57 pm Post subject: |
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So it really seems the underscore is the source of all the trouble? In this case we finally have a good solution  |
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petermad
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2Lefteous
Wonder if Black Dog knew this when he named the file Wcmd_exp_eng.lng in his Total Commander Interface Pack Expansion v.6.03 - or was he just lucky 
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Sheepdog
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 Sorry, apparently I was talking 'bout the content plugin while I was referring to the packer plugin.
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