DoubleClickData

If a script add-in implements the OnDoubleClick event, the method receives a DoubleClickData object when the user double-clicks a file or folder.

Property Name	Return Type	Description
call	bool	Set this property to False to prevent the OnDoubleClick event being called for any further files during this operation (this is only effective if more than one file was double-clicked). Any remaining files will be opened according to their default handlers.
cont	bool	Set this property to False to abort double-click processing altogether on any further files during this operation (this is only effective if more than one file was double-clicked).
early	bool	Returns True if your OnDoubleClick event is being called with only a path (via the path property) and not a full Item object. This will occur if you set the ScriptInitData.early_dblclk property to True when initialising your script. When early is True, you can set the skipfull to True to prevent the second call with a full Item object.
is_dir	bool	Returns True if the item double-clicked is a directory, False if it's a file.
item	object:Item	Returns a Item object representing the item that was double-clicked. This property is only present if the early property is False.
mouse	string	Returns a string that indicates the mouse button that launched the double-click. The string can be one of the following: left, middle, none.
multiple	bool	This is set to True if multiple files were double-clicked.
path	object:Path	Returns a Path object providing the full pathname of the item that was double-clicked.
qualifiers	string	Returns a string indicating any qualifier keys that were held down by the user when the event was triggered. The string can contain any or all of the following: shift ctrl, alt, lwin, rwin If no qualifiers were down, the string will be: none
skipfull	bool	When the early property is True, set skipfull to True to prevent your OnDoubleClick event from being called a second time.
tab	object:Tab	Returns a Tab object representing the tab that the item was double-clicked in.