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Fla$her wrote: ↑2022-09-08, 04:20 UTC The same can be achieved using Autorun.wdx (ControlSetMouseAction).

ha! im using this plugin!
what should i put in the autorun.cfg?

2KozakMak
Have you read petermad's post? There it is not about clicking on a folder in the list.
The area here can only be limited to the active panel:

2KozakMak
If you want to assign the execution of a command cm_OpenDirInNewTab to a click
on the middle mouse button, apply the script AutoHotkey *.ahk:
Compile an executive file, for example - M3003.exe

Place in %COMMANDER_PATH%\Scripts\M3003.exe

autorun.cfg:
ShellExec /SW_HIDE /W /TT "%COMMANDER_PATH%\Scripts\M3003.exe"

There is a finished file M3003.exe
Test this method.

2Ziabrev
And what's the point of creating an extra entity in the form of a resident program for 800 KB, if all boils down again to Autorun, where everything is solved with a couple of lines, including LoadLibrary?

2Fla$her
It's not working for me.
Which library is loading - Loadlibrary?
If you could elaborate

Ziabrev Autorun 2.2.4 beta

Or Autorun_Tweaks.dll64 if running TC x64

2Horst.Epp
No. Modules of both architectures fall into the plugin folder during installation. Quote:

For simplicity plugin using and using single config file in different TC versions, for 64-bit verions implicit loading used (similarly to TC plugins). For that 64-bit version of plugin should have «dll64» extension. In configuration «dll» extension using.

Example (on MoveButton): record in configuration «LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_MoveButton.dll». Under 32-bit version will be loaded Autorun_MoveButton.dll, under 64-bit version — Autorun_MoveButton.dll64.

2Fla$her
TC x32 Is this supposed to work?

Ziabrev wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 18:39 UTCIs this supposed to work?

And where is the space after /M?

Support++ the suggestion by petermad

Support for a more fully developed general feature of control over mouse inputs, such as:
1. feature to assign a cm_command or em_command to the mouse wheel click
2. support modifier keys Shift, Ctrl, Alt and/or Win for the mouse wheel (or middle) click.

I consider a third party program, such as TwinKey, or a plugin, such as Autorun.wdx, a stopgap in assigning values to mouse clicks. This feature should be a default and built in to TC. From within TC, keystrokes can be assigned values. so should mouse clicks. TC doesn't use plugins for assigning values to keystrokes so TC shouldn't use plugins for mouse click values.

2Fla$her
There's no space except in this post.
It's not working.

jinsight wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 19:24 UTC This feature should be a default and built-in. TC doesn't use plugins for keyboard so TC ought not to do so for mouse input.

For a long time you will have to wait for the implementation of what has already been implemented.

jinsight wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 19:24 UTCTC doesn't use plugins for keyboard so TC ought not to do so for mouse input.

I don't understand what you mean. How it "ought not", if this is the essence of petermad's request?

Ziabrev wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 19:29 UTC There's no space except in this post.
It's not working.

What exactly is not working?
What does the space in the post have to do with it? You have an error in your code — there is no space symbol " " between /M and 3.

2Fla$her Autorun plugin Version 2.1.1.0

Ziabrev wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 19:52 UTCAutorun plugin Version 2.1.1.0

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Fla$her wrote: ↑2022-09-10, 17:38 UTCAutorun 2.2.4 beta

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