Does opus have a command that prints a tooltip?

Reading this page Internal Commands I could not find a command.

For example, this code example

@ifset:SORTBY=size
Set SORTBY=ext
Tooltip="Oppus is sorting by file extension now"

Tooltip="Oppus is sorting by file extension" is what I have in mind. I have all sorts of needs for a tooltip! I would like it to evaluate things, for example if X is true print "string"

Much appreciated, gentlemen.

Button state is normally indicated by whether or not the button is highlighted (or checked in menus where the button doesn't have an icon).

That will happen automatically with commands like Set SORTBY=ext.

Button state is normally indicated by whether or not the button is highlighted (or checked in menus where the button doesn't have an icon).

Yes, but 95% of the time there is no UI present on my screen and for certain things, I use tooltips to quickly flash "Tips" under my cursor. I do this with other programs through Autohotkey but for Opus, I am hoping to do it internally for accuracy.

Would it be possible to do it with JS or VB script, which Opus supports, then?

a good example is column sorting, the quickest way to tell what the current column is, is to look fort the arrow indicator besides the column name but since most columns are of window I can never see it.

You could have a script which briefly displays a dialog when it is run. Or you could make a script command which does that and then run it from other commands.

Sounds interesting for sure. I will look into this then, thanks allot!