windows-explorer

问题 I am using the following code so that when the user clicks on a button, an instance of Windows Explorer is opened at a specific path. But this causes a new instance of the Explorer to be opened. I want to change it so that, if Explorer is already open in the same path, the program does not create a new process and instead bring the open instance to front. private void button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (Directory.Exists(myPath)) Process filesFolder = Process.Start("explorer.exe",

问题 I am using the following code so that when the user clicks on a button, an instance of Windows Explorer is opened at a specific path. But this causes a new instance of the Explorer to be opened. I want to change it so that, if Explorer is already open in the same path, the program does not create a new process and instead bring the open instance to front. private void button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (Directory.Exists(myPath)) Process filesFolder = Process.Start("explorer.exe",

问题 I need to set or toggle auto-hiding of Windows 10 taskbar programmatically. An action bound to a hotkey for productivity and convenience. Is there a command-line command or a DLL call which allows to achieve equivalent of flipping the following switch: Currently I am achieving this by opening the above Settings window and sending keystrokes for search, followed by Down s and Space and Alt + F4 but it is slow and unreliable. This question is not language-specific since DLL calls look pretty

问题 In my MFC app, I'm attempting to make a window that resembles the Windows 7 Open File dialog, but it browses a virtual/fake file system. It doesn't need to be pixel-perfect, but I'd like parity with the native OS dialog where possible. Probably the most challenging part is the address bar the runs along the top of an Open dialog. The address bar control is also atop all Windows Explorer windows. It shows the folder names that make up your path. It shows and hides buttons when moused over

问题 I have a shell extension made in .NET that creates folders (think of it as a context menu New -> New Folder option clone) and uses a InputBox to input the name of the folder from the user. Instead I want to send the rename command on the folder to the already open Windows Explorer window. It should be just like how Explorer lets us name a new folder: On searching, I found this : Windows Explorer Shell Extension: create file and enter "rename" mode. It says to use the IShellView::SelectItem

问题 Windows 8 does not seem to persist sort orders on individual folders. I'm guessing when explorer.exe terminates (like when rebooting) these preferences get discarded? Beats me, all I know is after a time (like a few days) those preferences get totally lost. Is there a way to duplicate programmatically sorting folders in Windows Explorer (opting one of the 'Sort by' options in the context menu)? Such that, say I have a folder opened in the Windows UI. Say the folder is currently set to sort by

问题 I have an idea for a little C# program, where I want to be able to right click on a file in windows explorer and somehow 'tag' that file. Subsequent right clicks would show it's tagged state. Bottom line is that I need to be able to right click on a file, see a custom menu item and perform a custom action as well as visualize some info. Never having done this, I'm not even sure where to start... :) Any good example out there? Things I should read up on? Links? Thanks! 回答1: The keyword you're

问题 I have an application that lists files, and I allow the user to right-click on a file and my application shows the Windows context menu for the selected file. I use SHParseDisplayName to get a pidl for a filename. Then I bind to the parent object: IntPtr pidlLast = IntPtr.Zero; SHBindToParent(pidl, typeof(IShellFolder).GUID, out oShellFolder, out pidlLast); After I have the parent I can get build the context menu: IntPtr result = IntPtr.Zero; IShellFolder shellFolder = (IShellFolder

问题 I have an application that lists files, and I allow the user to right-click on a file and my application shows the Windows context menu for the selected file. I use SHParseDisplayName to get a pidl for a filename. Then I bind to the parent object: IntPtr pidlLast = IntPtr.Zero; SHBindToParent(pidl, typeof(IShellFolder).GUID, out oShellFolder, out pidlLast); After I have the parent I can get build the context menu: IntPtr result = IntPtr.Zero; IShellFolder shellFolder = (IShellFolder

问题 Notepad++ automatically adds a shell shortcut so that when you're in Windows Explorer, you can right-click on a file and select "edit with Notepad++". How can I do the same with emacs? I am using GNU Emacs 22.3 for Windows. 回答1: Here's what I have - similar to some other answer. Create a new text file somewhere called emacs-conextmenu.reg (or anything-you-want.reg) and paste the following in: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell] [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell