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Ulfhednar:
I think the thing I miss most in MC is 'Undo' as in MSExplorer. I understand this is a big job. I currently use the log to check what mistakes I've been making, so it's not all bad :)) .

I like playing with MultiScript & I would like to improve my ability, thus would like a few improvements to the debugger (RMB context menu might be nice). Some idiots guide-type tutorial entries might be helpful as some of the error msgs are not sufficient for me to quickly pinpoint errors unfortunately. It is better than DOS though  :)

Slightly less demanding than a debugger makeover:-
 - I would like to be able to set MScript to recurse sub-dirs - as with DOS script cmds e.g.

--- Code: ---for /d /r "%base_dir%" %%d in (.) do
--- End code ---

 - I'd like NODIALOG added to DeleteFiles e.g.

--- Code: ---@var $options[] = {“RECYLE”};  "NODIALOG"   
DeleteFiles($array, $options);
--- End code ---
  (Maybe Recyle needs to be spell-checked?  :P)


Thanks for a great piece of reliable & useful software.

Anti-Bacterial:

Longtime user and contributor to MC. I previously suggested this functionality on 2015-08-31.

I'd like to suggest adding a link to the change log be placed in either the HELP > ABOUT screen or as a separate menu item under the HELP menu:   
https://multicommander.com/ChangeLog

Thanks for your consideration

Matthias515566:
User defined commands for printing and “New Text Document”. New tabs should open next to the active tab instead of at the end of the tab bar.

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Matthias515566 on May 08, 2025, 14:09:57 ---User defined commands for printing and “New Text Document”. New tabs should open next to the active tab instead of at the end of the tab bar.

--- End quote ---
Printing what ? A text file ?  File list ?

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Ulfhednar on May 07, 2025, 14:43:53 --- - I would like to be able to set MScript to recurse sub-dirs - as with DOS script cmds e.g.

--- Code: ---for /d /r "%base_dir%" %%d in (.) do
--- End code ---

--- End quote ---
Don't understand.. you want a MultiScript function to get a list of files for a folder and subfolders. ?

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