Custom Query

If we use $TRAY_DEFAULT state for some tray item, then primary double click on the tray icon will trigger the execution of that item.

It's not mentioned in the documentation for TrayItemSetState. Should be something like this:

When you set $TRAY_DEFAULT state for a menuitem, the default behavior of primary double click on tray icon is to execute this default menuitem. To disable this behavior just use flag 4 in TrayMenuMode Option.

It's there in TrayMenuMode option description, but not always we use that option, and this behavior is not obvious.

As previously requested in ticket 2173 this is a modified version of _StringProper, it has been modified to return a Title Case string rather than a "Proper" string. Also, as requested by trancexx in ticket 2173, I am putting this in as a feature request rather than polluting the trak with confusing information. Currently, _StringProper doesn't return a properly formatted string if you're looking to make it Title Case, this replacement has been modified to have that functionality. Attached is the UDF and a short demo script to show its output.

Fact: NTFS has very accurate file timestamp information, but FileGetTime() only returns down to a granularity of seconds.

Feature Request:

FileGetTime ( "filename" [, option = 0 [, format = 0 [, ms = 0] ] ] )

My QND approach, slightly modified from date.au3:

#include <Date.au3>

$file = "c:\temp\test.txt" ; file must already exist

$TSLastModMs = GetFileLastModWithMs($file) ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $TSLastModMs = ' & $TSLastModMs & @CRLF & '>Error code: ' & @error & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console

Func GetFileLastModWithMs($_FullFilePathName)

$h = _WinAPI_CreateFile($_FullFilePathName, 2, 2) $aTS = _Date_Time_GetFileTime($h) _WinAPI_CloseHandle($h) $aDate = _Date_Time_FileTimeToArray($aTS[2]) Return StringFormat("%04d-%02d-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d.%03d", $aDate[2], $aDate[0], $aDate[1], $aDate[3], $aDate[4], $aDate[5], $aDate[6])

EndFunc ;==>GetFileLastModWithMs