Hi all,
i create a toolbar button like this :
@runmode hide
@set dirr={dlgstringS|Nom du dossier d'extraction...|{file|noext}}
"/home\tools\cabwiz\MSCEInf.exe" {filepath} extract ".\{$dirr}"
i try to assign this code to the context menu of cab files but name of file is not display correctly, {file is display instead of file name.
Can you help me please
Cris
October 15, 2009, 9:01am
2
Yes, very strange, this (for example) does work:
Copy MOVE HERE CREATEFOLDER "{dlgstringS|Nom du dossier...|{file$|noext}}"
But this doesn't work:
@set dir="{dlgstringS|Nom du dossier...|{file$|noext}}"
Jon, It's possible to take a look about this for the next update ?
Leo
November 24, 2009, 8:05pm
6
Fair enough. I only looked at reports made after this thread.
[quote="AlbatorV"]Hi all,
i create a toolbar button like this :
@runmode hide
@set dirr={dlgstringS|Nom du dossier d'extraction...|{file|noext}}
"/home\tools\cabwiz\MSCEInf.exe" {filepath} extract ".\{$dirr}"
i try to assign this code to the context menu of cab files but name of file is not display correctly, {file is display instead of file name.
Can you help me please[/quote]
This very old bug is a bug of Paleolith era
If you want to solve it yourself, use your code in MS-DOS Batch Function mode or change it to follow:
@runmode hide
@runonce @set dirr={dlgstringS|Nom du dossier d'extraction...|{file|noext}}
"/home\tools\cabwiz\MSCEInf.exe" {filepath} extract ".\{$dirr}"
If you want more detail, have a look at Assign selected file/foldername as a value to a variable? too.
Regards
Cris
November 25, 2009, 12:07am
8
leo:
Did you report it?
Leo, when Searcher123 is right, you reported it already (Sat Apr 26, 2008 )
Leo
November 25, 2009, 1:13am
9
lol So I did. I've filed so many I can't remember.
[quote="searcher123"]
This very old bug is a bug of Paleolith era
If you want to solve it yourself, use your code in MS-DOS Batch Function mode or change it to follow:
@runmode hide
@runonce @set dirr={dlgstringS|Nom du dossier d'extraction...|{file|noext}}
"/home\tools\cabwiz\MSCEInf.exe" {filepath} extract ".\{$dirr}"
If you want more detail, have a look at Assign selected file/foldername as a value to a variable? too.
Regards[/quote]
Many thanks for this workaround...