Command Tokens

Tokens are used to include variable elements within your commands and they are replaced with the actual value during execution.

Tokens	Description
%f	The name of the selected item, this can be a file or a folder name.
%s	The size of the selected item in bytes.
%m	The modified date/time of the selected item in Unix date format (UTC).
%o	The owner of the selected item.
%g	The group of the selected item.
%p	The absolute path of the current directory.
%c	The content of the clipboard.
%d	Prompt for user input. you can use \n to split long text into multiple lines, and \] to escape ] within the caption text.
%d[<caption>]	Prompt for user input. By quoting the caption you can use ] without having to escape it.
%[<number>]	Returns value of the Nth %d prompt.
%b[<caption>]	Matches folder bookmark caption and replaces it with bookmark path.

Examples of when and where you can use a command tokens: