How can I enforge an button to go to the right panel
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How can I enforge an button to go to the right panel
I check the TC Database but I cannot find one that is working in the new version of TC V9.12 32 bit.
So my question is
How can I enforge an button to go to the right panel?
Thx Rob, The Netherlands
So my question is
How can I enforge an button to go to the right panel?
Thx Rob, The Netherlands
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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
cm_FocusRight
wcmicons.dll
0
4002
Holger
Make our planet great again
create a button
You can use the code above to create a button as follows:
1. Mark the code in green COMPLETELY (including empty lines), which is in the frame - just point to the upper left corner
1. of the frame and simply press and hold the left-hand mouse button and drag over the code, then release the left mouse button)
2. CTRL + C = Copy to clipboard (press the CTRL-key and hold it down, then press the letter "C")
3. Make a right click on your buttonbar on an empty space [e.g. after the last button or between the buttons]
4. Click on menu item "Paste" (see also point 5.)
5. [If you do not see the icon immediately (or just the icon outlines and a possible tooltip, if you point the cursor on the place,
5. on which the button was inserted before), then again a right click into the buttonbar is necessary, then "Change", "OK" ->
5. at the latest then the icon will be visible]
6. [Option: Point to the new button (slightly longer): 'Tooltip' is shown (-> description to the button)]
1. Mark the code in green COMPLETELY (including empty lines), which is in the frame - just point to the upper left corner
1. of the frame and simply press and hold the left-hand mouse button and drag over the code, then release the left mouse button)
2. CTRL + C = Copy to clipboard (press the CTRL-key and hold it down, then press the letter "C")
3. Make a right click on your buttonbar on an empty space [e.g. after the last button or between the buttons]
4. Click on menu item "Paste" (see also point 5.)
5. [If you do not see the icon immediately (or just the icon outlines and a possible tooltip, if you point the cursor on the place,
5. on which the button was inserted before), then again a right click into the buttonbar is necessary, then "Change", "OK" ->
5. at the latest then the icon will be visible]
6. [Option: Point to the new button (slightly longer): 'Tooltip' is shown (-> description to the button)]
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=335879#335879Rob72 wrote:In witch file I have that to implemented?
Regards
Holger
Make our planet great again
HolgerK and tuska, thanks for your information.
By reading the Explanation about "TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA" I understand.
BUT I need some extra support (scrip) by starting an command in the right panel.
Example One button 2 commands:
cd e:\temp
cm_FocusRight
Can I execute this in one button?
Can you write for me the scrip that is needed?
Thx Rob74, The Netherlands.
By reading the Explanation about "TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA" I understand.
BUT I need some extra support (scrip) by starting an command in the right panel.
Example One button 2 commands:
cd e:\temp
cm_FocusRight
Can I execute this in one button?
Can you write for me the scrip that is needed?
Thx Rob74, The Netherlands.
Create a button with an em_command and internal command
Internal commands from TC can be combined in one button, but for cd (change directory) this does not work.
You must first create an em_command for: cd e:\temp.
- Right-click on a free space in the button bar
- change - Add - click on the magnifying glass (next to the field "Command")
- click on usercmd.ini (unter Category)
- click on button "New..." - new command name, e.g.: em_E-TEMP
- OK, Command: cd e:\temp ... Tooltip: cd e:\temp ... OK, OK
- "Change button bar"-window appears with Command: em_E-TEMP
- Change the command line as follows: cm_FocusRight,em_E-TEMP (e:\TEMP + focus in the right window) ... OR ...
- Change the command line as follows: cm_FocusLeft,em_E-TEMP,cm_FocusRight (e:\TEMP in the left window, focus in the right window)
- Icon file: wcmicons.dll,
- Change the Tooltip as follows: cd E:\TEMP\|Command: cm_FocusRight,em_E-TEMP|viewtopic.php?t=49787
- OK - Finished!
You must first create an em_command for: cd e:\temp.
- Right-click on a free space in the button bar
- change - Add - click on the magnifying glass (next to the field "Command")
- click on usercmd.ini (unter Category)
- click on button "New..." - new command name, e.g.: em_E-TEMP
- OK, Command: cd e:\temp ... Tooltip: cd e:\temp ... OK, OK
- "Change button bar"-window appears with Command: em_E-TEMP
- Change the command line as follows: cm_FocusRight,em_E-TEMP (e:\TEMP + focus in the right window) ... OR ...
- Change the command line as follows: cm_FocusLeft,em_E-TEMP,cm_FocusRight (e:\TEMP in the left window, focus in the right window)
- Icon file: wcmicons.dll,
- Change the Tooltip as follows: cd E:\TEMP\|Command: cm_FocusRight,em_E-TEMP|viewtopic.php?t=49787
- OK - Finished!