Feature request for Custom Commands menu

[Jamie S.]

Per the conversation on LaunchPad answers https://answers.launchpad.net/terminator/+question/402708, I would like to continue with the feature request for the custom commands menu to enable a tree style sub-menu layout

I had asked

```
Is it possible in the Custom Commands menu to make it setup as a tree with related commands grouped together? Right now I have about 50 commands and they are in a list based on the application they are for or main purpose but I would like to be able to have them show under a sub-menu tree. Like when going to encodings > other encodings where they are in a child menu. If this already exists I'd love to know how and also could the documentation be updated with it as well. I thought maybe it was just a

I was thinking something like instead of this

 general/Check swap usage
 general/Load investigations
 Netstat/Current SSH connections
 Netstat/SSH/Failed SSH logins

I could have

menu option Netstat opens a tree layer with Current SSH connections and Failed SSH logins

menu option general opens Check swap usage and Load investigations as options.
```

The proposed patch looked excellent to me but I am unable to apply the patch using Terminator 0.98-2 after trying to fix the formatting. I also checked against the trunk version and it was unable to patch as well so I haven't been able to test. I'm using Arch and Kubuntu 16.10 with the same version of terminator on both operating systems.

[Stephen Boddy (stephen-j-boddy)]

This is the proper bzr diff output that you should be able to apply cleanly.

Copy patch to same directory as the custom_commands.py file, cd into that directory and do:
patch -u custom_commands.py < cc_tree.diff

[Jamie S. (jamiesexton35)]

That is perfect and exactly what I was looking for.

Can that get pushed into the next release?

Thank you!

[Stephen Boddy (stephen-j-boddy)]

Committed revision 1724.

Just add '/' to subdivide menus.