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explorer context : build , rebuild
thomas:
The funny (actually scary) thing is that these two are not included in the check at all! I've only piggybacked them onto the existing associations which are needed anyway (and which are the only ones that are checked)
There are things between Windows and the Registry that nobody is able to explain...
Anyway, I fail to understand that approach with the submenu. From what I see, you register some kind of UID to some folder rather than a commandline, and this folder contains shortcuts to your program ("item identifier list for the folder that contains the item whose shortcut menu is being displayed") -- whatever it is, I am not able to understand it, and neither can I find out how other submenus on my system (for example the one by TortoiseSVN) are made. There seem to be no folders or shortcuts that refer to any of the menu items anywhere on the filesystem.
Best not touch something you don't understand... ;)
--- Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 07, 2005, 05:46:54 pm ---Now that C::B have batch builds from console it shouldn't be too difficult to include this.
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Umm you know, this has been done already ;)
tiwag:
this batch-build is simply GREAT !!! thanks a lot for this cool feature !!!
takeshimiya:
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--- Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 07, 2005, 05:46:54 pm ---Now that C::B have batch builds from console it shouldn't be too difficult to include this.
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Umm you know, this has been done already ;)
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Errm... I was talking about this as this->Topic thread.:lol:
Just calling with the new batch build commands from the context menu.
Besides that, the code provided here explains (with the code itself) how to do all of this.
Or as you cited... Tortoise, WinMerge, 7-zip, ... there are a lot of places to look which does more or less the Explorer context thing.
I just want to note in case you didn't knew, that for all of this functionality you must create and register in windows a DLL extension for Explorer, for this purpose.
So yes, Explorer supports and uses plugins.
thomas:
--- Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 07, 2005, 06:08:03 pm ---Just calling with the new batch build commands from the context menu.
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That's what we have since the day before: http://svn.berlios.de/wsvn/codeblocks/trunk/src/src/app.cpp?op=diff&rev=1453&sc=1&all=1
--- Quote from: Takeshi Miya on December 07, 2005, 06:08:03 pm ---Besides that, the code provided here explains (with the code itself) how to do all of this.
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That was the one I looked at, far too complicated, too much Windows voodoo. :)
takeshimiya:
Ah, I see.
Yes, to much Windows voodoo. =)
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