The value of variable cItem
is defaultright
,and it is a object.Alias
type.
The defaultright
path is empty, and you can see it in my screenshot,The value of the alias lastright
also empty.
I added a condition in source code, it seems to be working.
if(cItem.path == null) continue;
Toolbar button configuration item function does not seem to be checked!
value Go PATH="E:\temp\formily-editor1"
@bytespiller using script on DOpus 12.23, I receive the following error:
Error at line 110, position 3
Invalid procedure call or argument (0x800a0005)
Please advise.
A new revision v0.99b is now available in the root post, it should fix the script choking on the built-in aliases which don't have a path defined (such as defaultright etc.).
@lcl thank you, on my config, these defaultright etc. point to desktop (and there's no way to edit them since they're built-in aliases). I've used your information to implement a fix.
Can you please clarify, I'm not sure what functionality you're referring to here?
@Chuck this is exactly the same issue that @lcl encountered (on a different line due to script updates).
Please try the new 0.99b revision, it should work now (it's a "blind fix" since I don't have a repro on my config though).
It works... Thanks!
Thanks for the nice script, but DOCheckor cannot check failed path with the function value GO PATH="xxxxxxx"
, I hope you can add it.
So you mean adding a new category which checks GO PATH
in all the buttons on all the toolbars?
I didn't see Opus has an API for enumerating the user buttons I think, so it would be necessary to parse the XML config files directly, I used to do that but that's prone to breaking over time as Opus evolves, so I'm focusing on things for which there is an API in Opus.
Aww, man. I was excited to try this for the first time. I was so disappointed.
I guess I'm too tidy with my stuff. Bummer. (Yes, I'm being sarcastic about my disappointment.)
I totally know what you are going through, man, same here. Let's fire up a couple registry tuners and drown our pain with some good deep system cleansing
Ah yes, good old Windows XP days
If only they'd died out with XP!
Eww. No. Those things give Windows cooties nowadays. Just like the "super uninstallers." Stay away from them!
I finally got a chance to try out the checker, but when I ran it's my utility panel gave me an error
"
1/13/2021 10:40 PM Error at line 96, position 3
1/13/2021 10:40 PM Invalid procedure call or argument (0x800a0005)"
any suggestions?
You likely have an old version of the script, please try the latest one from the updated root post.
(and by old I mean new but old revision, this error was promptly fixed days later )
Yep that was it! Thank you so much