#78 Re-Organization of the 'Custom Commands' Button

[Hugo Monteiro]

Hi there,

Thanks for a great Terminal. I've been using it since
the recent versions and it gets better with each release.

I have a request to make wich can simplify the display
and organization of the "Commands Button" e in the
bottom toolbar.

How about adding some kind of tree organization to the
customized commands to allow "grouping" below a
section, ala blackbox/fluxbox windowmake 'Root Menu'
maybe. With this you should create a separate file used
only for customizaed commands, maybe with a INI file
structure.

INI Example:
--- cut here --
[COMMAND #1] ; This should be set to the command 'Name'
path=blah...
command=ssh ....
class=default
--- end of cut ---
The problem of this kind of files is that lack of
support of tree-like entries. You should invent some.

OR ala blackbox root-menu:
--- cut here --
[begin] (Multi Gnome Terminal)
[submenu] (Remote Access) {}
[submenu] (SSH) {}
[exec] (SSH@Host1) {ssh host1}
[exec] (SSH@Host2) {ssh host2}
[exec] (SSH@Host3) {ssh host3}
[exec] (SSH@Host4) {ssh host4}
[end]
[submenu] (TELNET) {}
[exec] (TELNET@Host10) {ssh host10}
[exec] (TELNET@Host11) {ssh host11}
[exec] (TELNET@Host12) {ssh host12}
[exec] (TELNET@Host13) {ssh host13}
[exec] (TELNET@Host14) {ssh host14}
[end]
[end]
etc...etc..etc..
[end]
--- end of cut ---

This could vastly improve the organization of the
'custom button' .

PS: Also don't forget to add the highly requested (at
least by me :-) UP and DOWN buttons to the 'Custom
Commands' ListView Window, to allow us to switch
commands positions.

Cheers,

Hvm