Toolbar STATE argument to set more than one toolbar

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We have this command to replace current file display border toolbar : Toolbar my_fdb STATE=fdb
But I can find way to replace it by more than 1 toolbar.
If it’s not possible can you add this feature please.

Example :
Display 2 toolbars in FDB : Toolbar my_fdb,test STATE=fdb
Add toolbar “test” in FDB : Toolbar test STATE=fdbadd

2

If I understand the goal to get three toolbars in fdb, couldn't you run:

Toolbar my_fdb,test,test STATE=fdb
3

Strange, don't work here

4

I should have tested before I typed. It appears the toolbars have to be unique. I tested that four unique toolbars did display.

5

Ok, I think I understand…

I have 2 buttons.
One to display “File Display” toolbar in FDB, command Toolbar "File Display" STATE=fdb
Another one to add “test” toolbar, command Toolbar "File Display,test" STATE=fdb
These 2 buttons work as expected.

I use Dopus in French language.
So “File Display” toolbar is named “Liste de fichiers”.
If I use my button Toolbar "Liste de fichiers" STATE=fdb, it’s ok, “Liste de fichiers” toolbar is display.
But if I use Toolbar "Liste de fichiers,test" STATE=fdb, only “test” toolbar is display.

Note that if I use “File Display” name in my command, it’s ok, even in French language.

6

I don't know if this will make a difference but I put the quotes around each individual toolbar. I don't have any non-English toolbars to test.

7

French Opus configuration, I have the same behavior as @AlbatorV : works if I call the Toolbar command with File Display and does not if I call it Liste de fichiers (same behaviour with quotes surrounding each toolbar name and with quotes surrounding the whole comma-separated list of toolbar names).
Looks like a little bug.

EDIT : Does not work when calling with multiple toolbar names. Works in both cases (french and english name of the toolbar) if called with a single toolbar name.

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