Add a drag and drop to the GUI executable
See original GitHub issueAdd a drag and drop to the GUI executable. Then it will be possible to add a program item to the file manager context menu or as a button to the file manager panel.
Opening parameters are needed, such as PathLengthCheckerGUI.exe "D:\folder"
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Thanks to @mwanchap this is now available in v1.6.0 👏🎉🙌
@deadlydog Unfortunately, I can’t help you with anything. And this is a standard function for absolutely all programs, with the exception of completely homemade ones. I.e. must try very hard to find a program without command line support, and not vice versa.