First to All Hi and this is mine 1st Post
Will go Strict into the subject
Can any one help me to crate new button with function of
on button press to Create new Folder name from Clipboard and copy move selected file into that folder
ex: I have files called 2Pac i will copy that name on mine clipboard then via button press i want to be crated folder name from clipboard and move that file into that clipboard
it will be more appreciated if i can do in some simply way
i try in this way but not work
[quote]CreateFolder FROMCLIPBOARD
Copy MOVE HERE [/quote]
For those that cant understand mine English i want to put 1 file into folder that is named according to file
Thnks in Advance
Crash
July 6, 2012, 12:46am
2
Welcome to the forum! Don't forgot to link your account for priority support.
This should do what you want without having to copy the file name first:
@nofilenamequoting
@runonce:@set dirname={file$|noext}
Copy MOVE HERE FILE="{file$}" CREATEFOLDER="{$dirname}"
@nodeselect
If you have more than one file selected, it will move all files into this folder. It grabs the name from the first file selected.
Thank u Allot this is exactly what i ask and need.
Is there any chance to Show/Hidde Toggle System and Hidden Files with Button Click ?
Thank u Again Appreciated Allot m8
Best Regards
Leo
July 6, 2012, 10:03pm
4
Buttons to do that are in the default menus for Opus 10.
If you're using Opus 9, I'm not sure if there were commands to do it in that version.
Crash
July 6, 2012, 11:03pm
5
I use this:
Set GLOBALHIDEFILTER=Toggle
Set GLOBALHIDEHIDDEN=Toggle INVERT
Set HIDESYSTEMFILES=Toggle INVERT
I have no idea how or why it works, but it does for me (under v10) Not sure if certain settings need to be set in preferences or not.
@Leo
Yes that is for 10 i am still using Opus 9
Thank for ur Replay
Formingus
@ktbcracsh
Soon after go to mine office will try it and post results hear
Regards and Thnks For Replay
Formingus
On Opus 9 Not Work Any other that can HLP
Regards
Use only:
Set HIDESYSTEMFILES=Toggle
or
Set HIDESYSTEMFILES=Toggle INVERT
[quote="W0lfdale"]Use only:
Set HIDESYSTEMFILES=Toggle
or
Set HIDESYSTEMFILES=Toggle INVERT[/quote]
Yes, This is For System Files
But What About Hidden Files?
Thank u For Replay
Regards
Leo
July 9, 2012, 9:23am
10
Try Set HIDEFILTERATTR=h -- I think that is the best you can do with Opus 9 as there wasn't a global "Hide hidden files" option that you could toggle until Opus 10.
Yep Correct Thank u Leo
In this Case to Show Hidde System and Hidden Files on Opus 9 use this Command
Thanks To All
Formingus
Or simply to Avoid Toggle use just
Set HIDEFILTERATTR=h
It Will Show Hide - System and Hidden Files
Formingus
Hello Me Again
There is Problem coz Every-time u fire up Opus Hidden and System Files are Shown , even i close opus with as hidden
Formingus
Leo
July 10, 2012, 7:45pm
14
You can set the filter to be part of your default folder format. See the Folder Formats FAQ for how to do that.
Or update to Opus 10 and there is an option in Preferences.
This thread is wildly off its original topic now so I have locked it. (Please see the FAQ on asking one question per thread.)