Hmm... I see that there is an SHIFT+F4 shortcut which is calling this command:
I am not able to see [1] that this command can be called with other arguments than `1´ (which suppresses the edit).
So my question is if it's somehow possible to utilize `cm_EditNewFile´ to obtain my "create filename with current Date/DateTime prepended mapped to a keyboard shortcut?
My objective - just to make it perfectly clear - is to be able to use a keyboard shortcut to create a new txt file and open it for editing file with the current Date/DateTime prepended to the filename.
My above two comments show what I have achieved so far - which is >95% of what I want, BUT as I am now exploring the great options(!) for extending TCM with custom functionality I am getting greedy and want to do more![:D]( "Very Happy")
If I can get the `cm_EditNewFile´ to help me I can optimize my workflow from two steps to one (50% improvement), for an action that is in the top 10 of my TCM interaction![:P]( "Razz")
[1] https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_internal_commands
cm_EditNewFile 2931 Create+Open new text file
I am not able to see [1] that this command can be called with other arguments than `1´ (which suppresses the edit).
So my question is if it's somehow possible to utilize `cm_EditNewFile´ to obtain my "create filename with current Date/DateTime prepended mapped to a keyboard shortcut?
My objective - just to make it perfectly clear - is to be able to use a keyboard shortcut to create a new txt file and open it for editing file with the current Date/DateTime prepended to the filename.
My above two comments show what I have achieved so far - which is >95% of what I want, BUT as I am now exploring the great options(!) for extending TCM with custom functionality I am getting greedy and want to do more
If I can get the `cm_EditNewFile´ to help me I can optimize my workflow from two steps to one (50% improvement), for an action that is in the top 10 of my TCM interaction
[1] https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_internal_commands
Statistics: Posted by TvE — 2024-02-18, 12:39 UTC