Coding

[sexy96]

For example, I have 2 files: plik1.txt and plik2.txt: ISO 8859-2

plik1.txt opens as OEM - Latin II
plik2.txt opens as ANSI

I'd like to run both from Toolbar

"Open 2 x txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `0x1; AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\Work\plik1.txt"); AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\Work\plik2.txt"); `) Icon("")

What command to type to make both open in: ISO 8859-2?

[DV]

According to "AkelPad\AkelFiles\Docs\Scripts-Eng.txt" :

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OpenFile(pFile[, nFlags][, nCodePage][, bBOM]);

You can specify 0x03 as the value of nFlags.
And specify the desired encoding as the value of nCodePage.
For example:

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AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\Work\\plik1.txt", 0x03, 28592);

[sexy96]

AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\Work\plik1.txt", 0x03, 28592);
Or
AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\Work\plik1.txt", 0x03, 8859-2);

Such a command cannot be written to the Toolbar

[DV]

This works for me:

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"Open  txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("AkelFiles\\Docs\\Toolbar-Eng.txt", 0x01, 28592);`) Icon("") 

[DV]

As for Toolbar's own commands, the "AkelFiles\Docs\Toolbar-Eng.txt" says:

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OpenFile("file"[, OpenCodepage][, OpenBOM])

So it is just "OpenFile" for Toolbar, instead of "AkelPad.OpenFile" for Scripts, and the codepage is 2nd parameter for Toolbar, instead of 3rd parameter for Scripts.

[sexy96]

Thanks, it works great ...
but what command to type to run 2 or more text files

such a record does not work:
"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592); `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592)) Icon("")

[opk44]

such a record does not work:
"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592); `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592)) Icon("")

Check second grave accent sign ("`") place. Compare it with your first example.

[sexy96]

I tried like this:
"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592); `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592);`) Icon("")

and this way:

"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592);` `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592);`) Icon("")

this information appears:


the number of parentheses is even, so... why?

[opk44]

I tried like this:
"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592); `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592);`) Icon("")

and this way:

"Open txt" Call("Scripts::Main", 1, "EvalCmd.js", `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik1.txt", 0x01, 28592);` `AkelPad.OpenFile("D:\\plik2.txt", 0x01, 28592);`) Icon("")
...
the number of parentheses is even, so... why?

I see three and four grave accent quotes.
Remove extra grave accent quotes in the middle, leave only two (2) along the edges, not three (3), not four (4) and do not fool your head.

[sexy96]

Thanks, it helped.

And the last problem ...

Favorites> Manage ...
D:\file.txt

always opens in ANSI.

Can you also force an opening in ISO here?