====== CommandExec ======

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CommandExec <command> [<params>]
CommandExec /CD[:{T|S|TS}] <path1> [<path2>]
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Execute user command em_* or set a paths in the panels.

**Parameters for executing internal command**
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|command|Must be set to the name of a user command (usually prefixed with em_).|
|params|Must contain the parameters of em-command.|

**Parameters for setting paths**
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|path1|This parameter must contain the first path.|
|path2|This parameter must contain the second path.|

**Switches**
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|**[/CD]**|Setting this switch allow to set paths in the Total Commander panels. First and optional second parameters --- paths for setting in panels. After parameter can be optional flags how to set paths:\\ **T** --- open in new tab,\\ **S** --- make first path as source, second as target, else left and right panels  accordingly,\\ **ST** --- combination of parameters.|

**Examples**
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# opens the configuration dialog
CommandExec cm_Config

# execute the user command "em_UserCommand1"
CommandExec em_UserCommand1

# opens "C:\Windows" path in the left panel
CommandExec /CD "C:\Windows"

# opens "C:\Windows" path in the right panel (note first parameter is empty)
CommandExec /CD "" "C:\Windows"

# opens "C:\Windows" path in new tab in the left panel
CommandExec /CD:T "C:\Windows"

# opens "C:\Windows" path in the source panel, "D:\Test" in the target panel
CommandExec /CD:S "C:\Windows" "D:\Test"

# opens "C:\Windows" path in the new tab of source panel, 
# "D:\Test" in the new tab of target panel
CommandExec /CD:ST "C:\Windows" "D:\Test"
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