Author: avada
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 5:17 am (GMT -6)
I tried a achieving it by using an external exe. This is as far as I got so far:
I used 7zg.exe because it seems to do the same thing only it doesn't show the command line window.
It's mostly what I want. It'll always have the name of the first file though. I see no way of recreating the behavior of the packer in giving the folder's name instead when selecting multiple files. Which is quite a blow, because it's useful many times. I guess I can't use the same thing as a hotkey?
That's good to know. But I still don't how the shortcut does it. Based on that I would have gotten one step forward. I found shortcuts faster/better for common tasks anyway.
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 5:17 am (GMT -6)
I tried a achieving it by using an external exe. This is as far as I got so far:
| Code: |
TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA %commander_path%\plugins\Total7zip\7zg.exe a "%O.zip" %P%S wcmicons.dll,34 -1 |
I used 7zg.exe because it seems to do the same thing only it doesn't show the command line window.
It's mostly what I want. It'll always have the name of the first file though. I see no way of recreating the behavior of the packer in giving the folder's name instead when selecting multiple files. Which is quite a blow, because it's useful many times. I guess I can't use the same thing as a hotkey?
| tuska wrote: |
| With CTRL + Click on the button ("cm_PackFiles") you can compress in the same folder. Regards Karl |
That's good to know. But I still don't how the shortcut does it. Based on that I would have gotten one step forward. I found shortcuts faster/better for common tasks anyway.