.Language=English,English
.PluginContents=EMenu

@Contents
$ #EMenu#
^#Description#

    This plugin shows the explorer context menu for current or selected
files and/or folders. Plugin can operate in the file panel, tree panel,
temporary panel or network browser panel.

    The plugin can show a text or GUI context menu, depending on its
settings in the ~configuration dialog~@Config@.


^#How to use EMenu#

    EMenu can be launched in two ways:

    #From the plugin commands menu.#

    Set panel mark on a file, folder or .. line, press F11 and select the
EMenu item. You can also select multiple files or folders and get a
menu for all of them just like in Explorer. Context menu for .. line is
the menu for the current folder.
    For you convenience plugin is supplied with three keyboard macros to
show the menu:

 #Apps#       Show text menu
 #Shift-Apps# Show GUI menu
 #Ctrl-Apps#  Show the menu to choose between text and GUI menu

    To install the macros just execute Hotkey.reg and restart FAR.

    #By using command line prefixes#

 #rclk:      [files]#           Show context menu.
 #rclk_txt:  [files]#           Show text context menu.
 #rclk_gui:  [files]#           Show GUI context menu.
 #rclk_cmd:  <command> [files]# Invoke specified menu command.
 #rclk_item: <item> [files]#    Invoke specified menu item.

    Files are delimited by space. Files can contain full paths or
filenames (current folder is assumed then). If files omitted current panel
selection is used.
    If any part of command line contains spaces put it in quotes.
    Command line can contain environment variables put between %. Variables
will be expanded into their values.

@Config
$ #EMenu configuration dialog#
^#Show message after execution#

    Enable this option if you want a message to be shown after the plugin
has finished working. This message may be needed under Windows 9x where
problems can arise if you execute some context menu commands in parallel
to working with FAR.

    Default value: #enabled#.

^#Show GUI menu#

    There may be some context menu items that are not just a text strings.
Such items can't be displayed correctly in FAR menu (though you will see them
and be able to execute). To see the menu as it is shown in explorer you can
use GUI menu.
    The option can have one of the following values:

 #[ ]# Show text menu
 #[x]# Show GUI menu
 #[?]# Allow to choose between text or GUI menu every time when the plugin
is invoked.

    Default value: #[?]#.

^#Delete using FAR#

    When this option is enabled the "delete" menu command acts like the F8
key in FAR.

    Default value: #disabled#.

^#Clear selection if command executed#

    When this option is enabled the selection on the panel is cleared
after exiting the menu if any menu command has been executed.

    Default value: #enabled#.

^#Silent mode (never show messages)#

    When this option is enabled plugin never shows any messages.

    Default value: #disabled#.

^#Additional information in text menu#

    This group controls an additional menu item information that can be
displayed in the text menu in brackets next to item.

 #( ) None#             No additional information is displayed.
 #( ) Show helptext#    Helptext is displayed. Helptext is the text
                      that Explorer shows in its status bar for
                      currently selected context menu command.
 #( ) Show commands#    Commands are displayed. Useful if you want
                      to know the command to write a "rclk_cmd:"
                      prefix command line.
 #[ ] Hide if the same# Hide additional information if it is the
                      same as menu item.

^#GUI menu position#

    It's easy.

 #( ) At the mouse cursor#
 #( ) In the center of FAR window#

@Main
$ #Main EMenu menu#
    In the main menu you can choose whether to show the context menu for
the items on the panel or select an item from "My computer" for which you
want to show the context menu.

    #Context menu# Show the context menu for the items on the panel.

    #My Computer# Select for which item in "My computer" explorer branch you
want to show the context menu.

@ChooseMenuType
$ #Choosing menu type#
    Choose between text context menu and GUI context menu. This behaviour
can be changed in the ~configuration dialog~@Config@.

@MyComp
$ #My Computer#
    Select an item for which you want to get the context menu.

@ContextMenu
$ #Context Menu#
    This is a context menu shown by the ~EMenu~@Contents@ plugin.

@Error0
$ #Can't show the menu if files are from different folders.#
    This message appears when selected files are placed in different
folders.

@Error1
$ #Can't show the menu.#
    This message appears when EMenu is unable to show the context menu.

@Error2
$ #Can't invoke menu command.#
    This message appears when error occurred during invoking of menu command.

@Close
$ #Press "OK" to continue...#
    There are some cases when you have to wait until the execution of the menu
command finishes, and only after that continue working with FAR. One of
such commands is "paste" in Windows 9x for files with paths containing
national letters. Under Windows NT/2000/XP you may disable this message.

    This message can be disabled in the ~configuration dialog~@Config@.
