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EnvVars
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Title
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EnvVars
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File Name
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EnvVars.txt
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Description
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Go to the directory corresponding to the choosen environment variable. Copy its name to the clipboard
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Author
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Vochomurka
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Parameters
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-
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Plugins Called
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win, file, vec, clip
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Icon
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Version
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1.0
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Updated on
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02.03.15
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static Quote = esc(?+\"+, ?+\+)
static EmEditor = "e:\Utils\Text\EmEditor\emeditor.exe"
local hwnd = win.handle("c=TTOTAL_CMD")
local Exepath = win.exepath(hwnd)
local Panel = pprofolder ++ "\scripts\EnvVars.dat"
local EV = file.readall(Panel)
local v = vec.createfromlines(EV)
local EL = "ΒΆ Edit List..."
if(v <= 0) do
messagebox("ok error", "Vector not created", "VEC plugin error #1")
quit
endif
local N = v.length()
local w = vec.create(N)
if(w <= 0) do
messagebox("ok error", "Vector not created", "VEC plugin error #2")
quit
endif
for(i = 0; i < N; i++)
w[i] = v[i]
if(v[i] == EL)
continue
v[i] = v[i] ++ " -> " ++ env(v[i])
endfor
local Path = v.showmenu
if(Path == -1)
quit
EV = v[Path]
if(EV == EL) do
do(EmEditor, Panel)
quit
endif
clip.set(EV)
do(Exepath, "/O /S /T " ++ Quote ++ EV ++ Quote)
Comments:
Script reads list of environment variables from this file. The list is expanded, that is, contains both variable name and its value. At clicking on the item the directory corresponding to the choosen variable is open, and the variable name is copied to the clipboard
