To clarify what I meant in the top post when
I talked about the ZTree command line:
I have some keyboard shortcuts that take me directly to Excel
sheets I use often. This beats opening these files from file
managers, or directly from Excel. Neither do I have to open
a command line shell.
Doing the same with some frequent files that I manage in ZTree,
could be done via BAT files (and hence keyboard shortcuts) to
reach them instantly:
PAS.BAT
ZTW.EXE C:\somedir\more\more\personal\secret\passwords.txt
TEL.BAT
ZTW.EXE C:\somedir\more\more\personal\secret\private_phones.txt
...
Currently, this does not work, as only paths [dir specs] and filters
are allowed. In addition, filters must contain wildcards.
However, the workaround below will work just fine, but requires more
work and non-ambiguous (unique, filter-proof) file naming:
TEL2.BAT
ZTW.EXE C:\somedir\more\more\personal\secret private_phone*.txt /KRET
I'm not really sure if it's worth touching the command line logic
to accommodate this feature, but...
A simple implementation could be: if a full filespec is detected,
it takes precedence over all other paths and filters and ZTree
tries its best to navigate to the file.