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GoTo Other Window with Buttonbar

Post by *Marieke »

Please tell me how can I implicate the TAB-shortkey command in the Buttonbar?
This is what I Want:
To open a Directory into the other window (Left or Right):
cm_OpenDirInNewTabOther
Then Activate that Window:
How???
And jump to the next Tab (hoping it's the new one):
cm_SwitchToNextTab
This should be the complete command:
cm_OpenDirInNewTabOther,[???],cm_SwitchToNextTab

(There is no command for FirstTab or LastTab)
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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

There is cm_FocusLeft and cm_FocusRight, but not "focus other".
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Post by *Marieke »

Yes, I Know but [cm_OpenDirInNewTabOther] can be into the Left OR Right Window.
And there's no command for Switch to first or last TAB....

However, if I execute that command then exists the new TAB not yet,
so cm_SwitchToNextTab is never the new Tab!
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http://www.ghisler.com/history.txt
17.02.13 Added: Support for multiple internal (cm_xyz) or user-defined (em_xyz) commands on a single button or start menu command: Separate by a comma, e.g. cm_SelectAll,cm_Copy. Not all commands can be chained this way! (32/64
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