FAYT setting a quick key for the Go command

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Following your advice, one of the topics I found very useful is FAYT Quick Nav Emulator Platforms. That script (example 1 in the linked topic) is more clever and neat than my original idea because it allows one to jump directly to a cached subfolder. I like to think of it a dynamic alias of sorts.

Assuming I have the following folder structure, I have two questions if I may.

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└── Home folder/
    ├── Subfolder 1
    ├── Subfolder 2
    ├── Subfolder 3/
    │   └── Projects folder/
    │       ├── Project 1
    │       └── Project 2
    └── Admin folder/
        ├── 2021
        ├── 2022/
        │   ├── 2022-01
        │   ├── 2022-02
        │   └── 2022-03
        ├── 2023
        └── 2024

  1. Can the variable g_strAutoChildPath accept an array? I had the idea of pointing the variable g_path to the Home folder and than use g_strAutoChildPath to point only to the subfolders of interest withing the Home folder.
    However, it doesn't seem to work. Neither by using the full path nor by using only the subfolder names (I could be doing something wrong of course).

  2. Further, can the script cache, or potentially be adjusted to cache, the folder list more than one level deep?
    If what I described in the previous point is at all possible and the variable g_strAutoChildPath (or any other method) could be used to cache only specific subfolders, e.g., Subfolder 3 and the Admin folder, would it be possible to look also one level deeper and also include the list of subfolders inside the Projects and Admin folders in the cache?