PachN
I tried this, but realized browsed_file_color is only a setter.
browsed_file_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
Then I tried different approaches of something like this:
get_browsed_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
get_browsed_color & param_equal 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
get_browsed_color param_equal 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
param_equal get_browsed_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
None of this worked, soooo... help please :)
browsed_file_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
Then I tried different approaches of something like this:
get_browsed_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
get_browsed_color & param_equal 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
get_browsed_color param_equal 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
param_equal get_browsed_color 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
None of this worked, soooo... help please :)
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 8:41 am
djdad
param_equal "`get_browsed_color`" "red" ? this : that
There is a similar example in the param_equal action description (how to use actions with param_ actions )
There is a similar example in the param_equal action description (how to use actions with param_ actions )
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 9:19 am
PachN
Thanks for you response.
I saw that example, but unless I'm doing something else wrong, this won't work for me.
That is the action I believe should work. Setting the color does work, resetting does not:
param_equal "`get_browsed_color`" "red" ? browsed_file_color "reset" : browsed_file_color "red"
I also tried it with ' instead of ` but that didn't work either.
I saw that example, but unless I'm doing something else wrong, this won't work for me.
That is the action I believe should work. Setting the color does work, resetting does not:
param_equal "`get_browsed_color`" "red" ? browsed_file_color "reset" : browsed_file_color "red"
I also tried it with ' instead of ` but that didn't work either.
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 10:03 am
PhantomDeejay
It works fine here:
<item text="Clear" action="browsed_file_color 'reset'" check="param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'transparent'"/>
notice that the action is
browsed_file_color 'reset'
and the query is
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'transparent'
So, most likely you want to map your button to something like this:
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
PS: As you can see I'm NOT using get_browsed_color for the query
<item text="Clear" action="browsed_file_color 'reset'" check="param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'transparent'"/>
notice that the action is
browsed_file_color 'reset'
and the query is
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'transparent'
So, most likely you want to map your button to something like this:
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
PS: As you can see I'm NOT using get_browsed_color for the query
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 12:04 pm
PachN
Okay, got it... Thank you.
It indeed has to be
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
and not
param_equal '`get_browsed_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
But that opens up another question for me: What is the return value of "get_browsed_color"? There is no description in the program and as I understand it, it returns a color.
It indeed has to be
param_equal '`browsed_file_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
and not
param_equal '`get_browsed_color`' 'red' ? browsed_file_color 'reset' : browsed_file_color 'red'
But that opens up another question for me: What is the return value of "get_browsed_color"? There is no description in the program and as I understand it, it returns a color.
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 12:14 pm
PhantomDeejay
It returns the color, as color, not text.
Therefore you need to cast it into text before you're able to query it.
When you use it on a custom button as query the casting is done automatically. But when you use it inside a more complex script, you have to cast it to the correct format before you use it
Therefore you need to cast it into text before you're able to query it.
When you use it on a custom button as query the casting is done automatically. But when you use it inside a more complex script, you have to cast it to the correct format before you use it
Posted Mon 26 Feb 18 @ 12:37 pm