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  • #26643
    LTT
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    We can move a button within a toolbar by Shift+dragging.
    Is it possible to implement so that we can move a button between toolbars?

    #26645
    tuska
    Participant

    I like this idea.

    In Total Commander this is solved, for example, as follows:

    Context menu (right click on an existing button)
    – Cut
    – Copy
    – Paste

    There is a code behind it that you could also use, for example, in forum inquiries.

    Example of a button in Total Commander with the code behind it:

    [code]TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
    em_copynamestofileB

    Wciconex.dll,46
    em_copynamestofileB (Unicode;UCS-2 LE BOM;UTF-16LE with Signature)|Copy selected filenames with full path to file in current folder|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=369080#p369080

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    10032[\code]

    [url=https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=363553#p363553]Explanation of the button:[/url]
    Line 1: This allows TC to recognize this code in the clipboard and to show the ‘Paste’ entry in the buttonbar context menu.
    Line 2: The command
    Line 3: The parameters for the command (the leading ‘?’ causes the command to be displayed when executing)
    Line 4: Path to the file of the icon
    Line 5: The tooltip
    Line 6: The start path
    Line 7: Call parameter minimized as icon / maximized (usercmd.ini: iconic)
    Line 8: The number of the internal TC command if line 2 contains one, otherwise ‘-1’ for other commands.

    #26647
    tuska
    Participant

    I like this idea.

    In Total Commander this is solved, for example, as follows:

    Context menu (right click on an existing button)
    – Cut
    – Copy
    – Paste

    There is a code behind it that you could also use, for example, in forum inquiries.

    Example of a button in Total Commander with the code behind it:

    TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
    em_copynamestofileB
    
    Wciconex.dll,46
    em_copynamestofileB (Unicode;UCS-2 LE BOM;UTF-16LE with Signature)|Copy selected filenames with full path to file in current folder|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=369080#p369080
    
    0
    10032

    Explanation of the button:
    Line 1: This allows TC to recognize this code in the clipboard and to show the ‘Paste’ entry in the buttonbar context menu.
    Line 2: The command
    Line 3: The parameters for the command (the leading ‘?’ causes the command to be displayed when executing)
    Line 4: Path to the file of the icon
    Line 5: The tooltip
    Line 6: The start path
    Line 7: Call parameter minimized as icon / maximized (usercmd.ini: iconic)
    Line 8: The number of the internal TC command if line 2 contains one, otherwise ‘-1’ for other commands.

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#26648
tuska
Participant

I like this idea.

In Total Commander this is solved, for example, as follows:

Context menu (right click on an existing button)
– Cut
– Copy
– Paste

There is a code behind it that you could also use, for example, in forum inquiries.

Example of a button in Total Commander with the code behind it:

TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
em_copynamestofileB

Wciconex.dll,46
em_copynamestofileB (Unicode;UCS-2 LE BOM;UTF-16LE with Signature)|Copy selected filenames with full path to file in current folder|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=369080#p369080

0
10032

Explanation of the button:
Line 1: This allows TC to recognize this code in the clipboard and to show the ‘Paste’ entry in the buttonbar context menu.
Line 2: The command
Line 3: The parameters for the command (the leading ‘?’ causes the command to be displayed when executing)
Line 4: Path to the file of the icon
Line 5: The tooltip
Line 6: The start path
Line 7: Call parameter minimized as icon / maximized (usercmd.ini: iconic)
Line 8: The number of the internal TC command if line 2 contains one, otherwise ‘-1’ for other commands.

Formatting – Test

abc – b-quote – abc

delete

    Underline
    line above
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