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Shortcuts plugin

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GodEater:
Flyspray has been updated again - the plugin now features an option to delete entries from your shortcuts.link file. See FS for details.

perfectdrug:

--- Quote from: Llorean on July 31, 2007, 04:56:20 PM ---Exactly how is "scrolling through a list of shortcuts in a file" different from "scrolling through a list of individual shortcut files"?

--- End quote ---
the difference is that you can put the shortcuts wherever you want, so you wouldn't be limited to a list
i mean it like a shortcut on the pc where you can place a shortcutlink in one folder to point to another.
i would like it to have a shortcut file opened with this plugin which will take you to the proper directory.
maybe when you open the contextmenu of a directory and select 'make shortcut' can create one in the root of the player...
you know what i'm trying to say
maybe its possible to have one shortcut.link with several links in it and it shows you a list or when there is only one shortcutline in the file it leads you directly to the destination
just a thought and maybe totally out of place

GodEater:
Well when I chose to write this patch I chose to not go the same way as windows does shortcuts.

If that's the feature you want, you'll have to write one yourself to do it I'm afraid.

perfectdrug:
no I'm happy with what you have done so far and I don't want anything more than the developers give me
btw I don't use windows and I thought every OS handles shortcuts this way. I know rockbox is a mp3-player firmware and I really don't wanted to be misinterpreted here.
so firstly thanks for your effort
this was just a thought and I just wanted to know the benefit of handling it this way

Llorean:
Really, it shouldn't be problematic to have the plugin work as a viewer on a .link file (or whatever the extension is) placed anywhere, with it automatically going to the link if there's one line, showing the list if there's multiline. But leave the adding functionality so that it simply creates, or adds, to one default file, so the behaviour is basic, but allows for complexity if you feel like copying and renaming, or manually creating, your own .links outside the default location?

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