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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: newbie came from Total Commander 20 years
« on: January 25, 2021, 22:50:01 »
Good that you found one that fitted your needs.
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@var $path = GetSourcePath();
$path = $path ^ "Soundtrack";
MakeDir($path);
MC.Filesystem.Makedir PATH="C:\MyFolder"
I do not get the dialog to popup, How to you command looks like ?Not yet. But I have not had so much time to look at this yet. I plan to look at it this weekend. Is problably an issue with portable modeHi Mathias.
Just done a bit more testing and there is definitely a problem with Examples.zip.
As soon as MC 10.3 is opened, the Examples.zip (4.5kb) is immediately converted to the 49 byte broken .xml file, as per my reply #1, above.
Are you able to reproduce this, Mathias?
Ehh YES. Here is an example of the first .udc in the zip:Code: [Select]##########################################
#Name:Refresh Tab
#Type:multiscript
#ID:02037e64e6fa4aae9987c3080b77776e
#Desc:Refresh Current Explorer Tab
#Options:
##########################################
#file:Refresh Tab.mcs
As I said I, exported all my MultiScript sources to .mcs files in the Scripts directory.
Should I replace the files references in the last line of the .udc (as above) with the actual MultiScript sources?
eh that is strange..it should not be xml.OK - I see why I thought that MultiScripts could not be edited: The .UDC files store only a reference to the (external) files my scripts are exported to.
Thanks, Mathias. 125% but, yes, scaling.No MC support scaling, 125% scaling should look fine.125% should be almost as 100% for most places. but can be different sometimes. because 125% scaling is a weird scaling factor that cause fraction error when caluclating sizes.
I think I'm starting to understand. What I didn't realize is that Windows provides a way to either scale everything or just increase the size of text. I may be able to meet my needs by just scaling text. Is that what you're suggesting?
What I just now tried is to change Windows settings to 100% scaling and Ease of Access > Display > 'make text bigger'. This does appear to make text bigger in File Explorer but not MC. So I then used Configuration > Explorer Panel settings > Display > Fonts and adjusted those up. That seems to do the trick.
Is this what you had in mind? Asking for myself and I figure others may also find the steps helpful.