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feature request: apply Display Commands to the tray menu items #79
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feature request: apply Display Commands to the tray menu items
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In the display command, the format stored in `mimeDisplayItemInMenu` indicates whether the display item data are related to a menu item instead of an item list. Fixes hluk/copyq-commands#79
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In the display command, the format stored in `mimeDisplayItemInMenu` indicates whether the display item data are related to a menu item instead of an item list. Fixes hluk/copyq-commands#79
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In the display command, the format stored in `mimeDisplayItemInMenu` indicates whether the display item data are related to a menu item instead of an item list. Fixes hluk/copyq-commands#79
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In the display command, the format stored in `mimeDisplayItemInMenu` indicates whether the display item data are related to a menu item instead of an item list. Fixes hluk/copyq-commands#79
Thanks for the suggestion. This will be possible in the next CopyQ release (#2566). |
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Hello,
is it possible to apply Display Command to items in the tray menu?
I'd like to mask all items starting with some prefix.
E.g. items starting with 'S$' should be displayed in the tray menu as 'Masked Password'.
The below Command works as expected in the main CopyQ window, but it doesn't in the tray menu.
Cheers
Jarek
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