How to use c: use as my own custom macro and assign another macro to default c:

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gaberiel__
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How to use c: use as my own custom macro and assign another macro to default c:

Post by gaberiel__ »

I rarelly use search functions like
c:
or
x:
(limit search to drives), I would like to put these single letter functions to much better use.

In my macro file I tried something:

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"c","custom-property-0:"
"C-drive","c:"
While
c:
does correctly bring up
custom-property-0:
results
C-drive
does not work at all, I am expecting it to work like the default
c:
search function.

Is this possbile at all? I am on Version 1.5.0.1332a
void
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Re: How to use c: use as my own custom macro and assign another macro to default c:

Post by void »

Thank you for the issue report gaberiel__,



The double macro expansion is not working correctly.

I'll post a fix soon.



Everything will recursively expand macros.

For your c-drive macro, please try the following search:

/define c-drive="c:"

You'll need to double quote c: to avoid the recursive macro expansion.



/define
void
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Re: How to use c: use as my own custom macro and assign another macro to default c:

Post by void »

Everything 1.5.0.1334a fixes an issue with recursive macro expansion.
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