Hi,
No matter what I try only the second path opens, these are my latest attempts:
* FreeCommander.exe /N /T "c:\tmp" "%TEMP%"
* FreeCommander.exe /N /T /L="c:\tmp" /L="%temp%"
* FreeCommander.exe /N /Panel=L /T /L="c:\tmp" /L="%temp%"
What I want to do:
(1) Open multiple paths in the order I specify
(2) Single Pane view
(3) Maybe 2 pane view and multiple left/right tabs
Thanks
Dennis
Command Line issue - open 2+ Tabs in LEFT Panel
Re: Command Line issue - open 2+ Tabs in LEFT Panel
If you have only one pane open:
- currently you should know which pane is open
- use -R= or -L= parameter; e.g. FreeCommander.exe /N /T -R="c:\tmp"
- in your case right pane is open, so the -L parameter does not work
There is currently no syntax for opening multiple paths on one site.
You could define layout with desired paths and use -Layout= parameter.
- currently you should know which pane is open
- use -R= or -L= parameter; e.g. FreeCommander.exe /N /T -R="c:\tmp"
- in your case right pane is open, so the -L parameter does not work
There is currently no syntax for opening multiple paths on one site.
You could define layout with desired paths and use -Layout= parameter.
Re: Command Line issue - open 2+ Tabs in LEFT Panel
I was hoping the /Layout parameter would point to a simple standalone ini or other text file which I could create on the fly but there appears to be only 1 layout file containing all layouts.
It doesn't seem like a viable option for command line usage (unless you knew which paths you wanted ahead of time).
It would seem like an obvious requirement to be able to specify multiple left & right tabs as well as being dead simple to implement.
You also mentioned that I need to know which panel is current, doesn't the "/Panel=L" switch ensure that I don't need to know?
It doesn't seem like a viable option for command line usage (unless you knew which paths you wanted ahead of time).
It would seem like an obvious requirement to be able to specify multiple left & right tabs as well as being dead simple to implement.
You also mentioned that I need to know which panel is current, doesn't the "/Panel=L" switch ensure that I don't need to know?
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