I would like to replace the default file copy functionality in Directory Opus with UltraFastCopy (Introduction - UltraFastCopy).
More specifically, I want to replace the default copy dialog that appears when using Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V. I am not referring to creating a separate button, as is typically done when integrating FastCopy (https://fastcopy.jp/).
You would need to replace the default Clipboard PASTE with a script that retrieves the files from the clipboard and passes them to UltraFastCopy's command line.
@lxp Thank you for your answer. One thing I didn’t mention in my post is that UltraFastCopy automatically takes over when using Windows Explorer to copy files and folders. Ideally, in my opinion, it would be possible to disable the file copy functionality in Directory Opus and rely instead on the default Windows Explorer behavior. This would allow third-party tools such as UltraFastCopy or even TeraCopy (and likely others) to take over the copy process.
However, if this is not currently possible (though I hope it might be in the future), could someone guide me through how to achieve this using a script? Honestly, I am not a developer, so I am not sure where to start.
For reference, the UltraFastCopy command-line options are described here:
Hi
There’s actually no need to replace the default Clipboard PASTE with a custom script. UltraFastCopy already supports native Windows clipboard file content, so you can trigger a paste directly by calling:
Code UltraFastCopy.exe --clipboard="C:\targetPath"
This command retrieves the file list from the clipboard and performs the paste operation automatically, without requiring any script to intercept or reinterpret the clipboard data.
Talking about "integration": to me this word would also mean the ability to force Directory Opus to use UltraFastCopy (or alternatives) while doing a file synchronize.