I want to see the context menu of the current folder.

[aksmfakt132]

I would like to see the context menu of the current folder
The way to view the context menu of the currently selected file is 'cm_ContextMenu'

However, I do not know how to view the context menu of the folder I am currently in
How do you do it?

[ghisler(Author)]

You can press Shift+F10 or the special context menu key available on most modern keyboards, or right click on the folder for about half a second.

[Hacker]

aksmfakt132,

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cm_GoToParent, cm_ContextMenu

HTH
Roman

[HolgerK]

short right click on the path bar above the file panel.

HTH
Holger

[aksmfakt132]

You can press Shift+F10 or the special context menu key available on most modern keyboards, or right click on the folder for about half a second.

what are you talking about
I want to see the context menu of the folder that I belong to

I was watching an animal photo file in a folder named animal,
I want to know how to display the context menu of the animal folder when I press a shortcut
Without using the mouse

[aksmfakt132]

short right click on the path bar above the file panel.

HTH
Holger

Yes
But I do not want to use the mouse.

[aksmfakt132]

aksmfakt132,

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cm_GoToParent, cm_ContextMenu

HTH
Roman

But this behavior leaves current folder.

[HolgerK]

Your question was:

How do you do it?

But I do not want to use the mouse.

<Home> <Shift+F10>

better?

Regards
Holger

[aksmfakt132]

Your question was:

How do you do it?

But I do not want to use the mouse.

<Home> <Shift+F10>

better?

Regards
Holger

OK It was better
however I want one typing

[HolgerK]

full quote

Your question was:

How do you do it?

But I do not want to use the mouse.

<Home> <Shift+F10>

better?

Regards
Holger

OK It was better
however I want one typing

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm
https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Send.htm

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#IfWinActive, ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
#+F10::Send {Home}+{F10}

maps <Shift+Win+F10> to the key sequence <Home>, <Shift+F10>.

Regards
Holger

[Hacker]

Doesn't need the #Persistent.

Roman

[HolgerK]

Thanks.
Removed (code sample seems to be not really so persistent;-)

Holger

[petermad]

2aksmfakt132
A solution without AutoHotkey:

Make these two commands in your usercmd.ini file:

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[em_homedir]
cmd=%COMMANDER_EXE% /O
param="%P."

[em_homedircontextmenu]
cmd=em_homedir,cm_wait 200,cm_ContextMenu

Assign a hotkey to em_homedircontextmenu for example:

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[Shortcuts]
F11=em_homedircontextmenu

You can now press F11 to get the context menu for the current dir.

[aksmfakt132]

2aksmfakt132
A solution without AutoHotkey:

Make these two commands in your usercmd.ini file:

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[em_homedir]
cmd=%COMMANDER_EXE% /O
param="%P."

[em_homedircontextmenu]
cmd=em_homedir,cm_wait 200,cm_ContextMenu

Assign a hotkey to em_homedircontextmenu for example:

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[Shortcuts]
F11=em_homedircontextmenu

You can now press F11 to get the context menu for the current dir.

I did the work.
However, when I pressed the shortcut key, the following window appeared

Not implemented
em_homedircontextmenu

[petermad]

Maybe you are not using the correct usercmd.ini file.

Try and use the command browser to make the two commands:
1. Run cm_CommandBrowser
2. Sroll down in the Category column and select usercmd.ini
3. Click the "New" button and create the em_homedir command
4. Click the "New" button again and create the em_homedircontextmenu command