![]() I approve of the idea of Get('TriggerModifierKeys') (or similar) returning info about any combination of Shift/Ctrl/Alt that were held when a script was started. I am against right-click detection within menus via Get('Trigger') - frankly I think Trigger should be removed, but that's a different topic. I know this is a big wish and this topic has been touched upon before, but I think it would be a such a very powerful addition to XY's scripting capability that it deserves to resurface again. For example a script could very easily program actions to simulate the actions of the user CTBs and XY built-in buttons for the both left and right mouse clicks simply by the mouse button clicked. Essentially someone could program via scripting dual actions for a menu item similarly to what we can currently do with a CTB and get trigger, but this would expand that functionality way beyond that. If a right click of a mouse button detection is not possible or a coding nightmare, an alternative would be to detect if the user had a modifier key (e.g., control or shift etc.) held down while they clicked a mouse button. It would make scripting XY menus so much more powerful and open it up to so many new possibilities. In other words, be able to detect if the user has pressed a right mouse button in lieu of the normal left click. Double-click on a folder or file to open it.Hi Don, would it be possible to get a get 'trigger type' capability for a scripting menu item. The folders and files of the currently selected folder are shown in the list. Only shows for folders that are currently pinned.įile and Folder List: Appears below the toolbar. Unpin Folder: Unpins a folder that is currently pinned. Only shown for folders that are not currently pinned. Up One Level: Navigates to the parent of the current folder.Ĭreate New Folder: Creates a new folder in the current location. Only available once Backward has been used. PDF Files is the default.īackward: Moves back one step in the navigation history.įorward: Moves forward a step. PDF Files, Documents, or All Files can be selected. Select File Filter menu: Filters the files that are shown in the file list. When sorting by date, the file date will appear next to the file name. Folder sizes are not calculated.ĭate: Sorts by date. When sorting by size, the file size will appear next to the file name. Click the same sort option a second time to reverse the sort order. Sort menu: Click to sort the list by Name, Type, Size, or Date. Select Open File Explorer to open Windows Explorer. Select any item in the list to show its contents in the files list and navigate to the desired folder. The Desktop and Computer are also included in the list. To show a list of drives and folders that can be accessed in Explorer mode, click the double-arrow to the left of the Path List. Folders that you have Pinned will appear below them. Desktop, Computer, and Documents are automatically saved as favorites at the top of the list. Press ENTER to navigate to the folder that is currently selected.Ĭlick the down-arrow button in the Path List to reveal Path List favorites. Use the UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys to select from the autocomplete list. As you do, the name will autocomplete and a list of folder names that match what you have entered will be shown. To navigate to a known location, simply enter the path in the Path List field. ![]() Path List: The Path List provides a quick way to navigate to local and network folders. ![]()
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