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fabioz / startexplorer

This Eclipse plug-in offers tight integration of system file manager (Windows Explorer, Gnome Nautilus, KDE Konqueror, Mac Finder, ...) and shell (cmd.exe, Linux/Mac terminal) in Eclipse.
https://fabioz.github.io/startexplorer/
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Move custom commands to the first context menu #48

Closed blis5fool closed 10 years ago

blis5fool commented 10 years ago

I have some custom commands that I use very frequently and I was wondering if the custom commands can be moved to the first context menu for the StartExplorer, or have an option to move some of them up in to the first menu. For example, current menu looks like this:

StartExplorer >
  Show in File Manager
  Start Shell Here
  Open Files with default Application
  Copy Resource Path to Clipboard
  ----
  Custom Commands >
    Edit with notepad
    echo to temp file

And I would like it to look like:

StartExplorer >
  Show in File Manager
  Start Shell Here
  Open Files with default Application
  Copy Resource Path to Clipboard
  ----
  Edit with notepad
  echo to temp file

or

StartExplorer >
  Show in File Manager
  Start Shell Here
  Open Files with default Application
  Copy Resource Path to Clipboard
  ----
  Edit with notepad
  ----
  More Custom Commands >
    echo to temp file
basti1302 commented 10 years ago

This has been discussed before: #20

I'm sorry, but the answer is no.

Also, custom commands need to be rewritten anyway for Eclispe 4.3, see #47 - or are you successfully using custom commands in Eclipse 4.3?

blis5fool commented 10 years ago

I see.

Nope. I am using an older version of Eclipse.

And,I guess I'm seeing new command name in the key bind option every time I activate the menu because the custom command are created at run time. (#5)