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Enable/Disable Toolbar Buttons #39
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Oh, is that the case? BR |
Thank you. I appreciate that. BR |
Hello Pavel, A related minor issue: Thank you. BR |
I'll look into this, thank you. BR |
Hello Yaron, The "Set first" issue when the file is closed is fixed. Thanks for catching that. BR |
Hello Pavel, Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Best regards. |
Hello Yaron, The N++ toolbar CP buttons state issue is fixed, thanks for reporting. BR |
Hello Pavel, Special thanks. CP is getting better and greater by the day. 👍 The navigation buttons state works like a charm. BTW, is "Clear All Compares" intentionally always enabled? Best regards. |
Hello Yaron, You are welcome.
Yes, it is. I'll think about disabling it some time in the future. BR |
Hello Pavel, Thanks again. I appreciate it. BR |
Hello Pavel, Thank you very much. It works like a charm. 👍 BR |
Hello Pavel,
If the Customize Toolbar plugin is not installed, the Compare's toolbar buttons are always enabled.
I think it's important to address this issue (especially now that you enable/disable the commands much more frequently).
If the Customize Toolbar plugin IS installed, there's a problem which is probably related to that plugin.
Still, please have a look.
STR:
Open three files.
Compare.
Activate the third not-compared file.
Activate the compared file at bottom.
Result:
The Compare's toolbar buttons are disabled.
NOTE: If you open a menu and move to another one (e.g. press File and move to Edit), the buttons' state is updated.
Thank you.
BR
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