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<H2><A NAME="s5">5.</A> <A HREF="guide.html#toc5">Cascading Directory Popup Menus </A></H2>
<P>Ugh, what a title... However, one of the most powerful features of
TkDesk are its "cascading directory popup menus." These
are menus that start from a given directory, contain submenus for each
subdirectories (and possibly menu entries for files), and that
dynamically add submenus as you traverse the menu. Hm, kinda hard to
explain, but pretty cool.
These menus
are the ones that are accessible through menu entries
"Directory/ Trees/ Home" and "Root", by
clicking the right mouse button in the file browser and list window's
path entry field, and through the popup menus of directories (submenu
"Subdirectories" and "... and Files"). They
may also appear in other places, depending on your configuration of
TkDesk.</P>
<P>There are two special bindings available in these menus:</P>
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<DT><B>Control-Mousebutton-Release</B><DD><P>On a menu entry associated with a directory this opens a new file list
window displaying this directory's contents. On a file it asks for a
command to run on this file by displaying the "Open or
Execute" dialog.</P>
<DT><B>Left-and-Right-Mousebutton-Press</B><DD><P>If the left and right mousebuttons are pressed simultaneously over a
menu entry, the menu disappear, the popup menu for the associated file
or directory is displayed.</P>
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<P>Otherwise the directory or file that's selected from the menu is
opened using its default command.</P>
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