ListerDoubleClick - Script command which dispatches doubleclicks onto the listers background based on the qualifiers pressed.
Description:
You probably already doubleclick the listers background to go back one folder. I use it all the time. Now with this tiny command, you can have different actions performed, based on what key you press while doubleclicking. The provided script adds SHIFT+DClick to copy the lister path to clipboard and CTRL+DClick to go to the path in the clipboard. Multiple qualifiers are supported for new ideas, a regular doubleclick works as before.
This script is a bit different from the usual stuff, as it looks for event functions itself, just like DO does.
So if you like to have SHIFT+CTRL to switch to thumbnails mode, you simply create a function like this:
Using this technique saves you from creating unthinkable constructs, to cover every combination of qualifiers there is, by merely using 15 lines. The parameters "data" and "cmd" translate to scriptCommandData and scriptCommandData.func.command (for conveniance).
Download:
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Latest: v0.1.1 - minor changes, scriptwizard support:
Event.GUI_ListerDoubleClick.js.txt (3.87 KB) -
v0.1 - initial release:
Event.GUI_ListerDoubleClick.js.txt (2.73 KB)
Installation - Opus 12 (and above):
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Download the lastest *.js.txt file above and drag it to the list under Preferences / Toolbars / Scripts.
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Edit the script to add/remove
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Go to Preferences / File Displays / Mouse and set Double-click on file display background to run the command
ListerDoubleClick
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Now it's ready to use, edit the script to set your functions as desired. You can also enable debug output in the script's config section.
Installation - Opus 11:
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Download the latest *.js.txt file above and drag it to the list under Preferences / Toolbars / Scripts.
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Create a new user command called "ListerDoubleClick_UC" and insert the new script command "ListerDoubleClick" (names need to be different).
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Then enter the prefs dialog and choose the user command to execute when doubleclicking the folder background.
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Now it's ready to use, edit the script to set your functions as desired. You can also enable debug output in the script's config section.