Description
Consider seldom-used (no keycombo assigned) and frequently-used (a keycombo is assigned) scripts.
To run the seldom-used script, one must find it via the menu system; the more scripts one has made the more difficult this process is.
To run a frequently-used script, one NEVER finds it via the menu system (because one has memorized the keycombo).
Often, one needs to run the seldom-used script a few times (adjusting input data, etc) to get a desired result. Run Previous Script helps in this regard, as user doesn't need to again go on a visual search via the menu to again locate the script.
In the process of "adjusting data", the user uses a frequently-used script via its keycombo, e.g. one that reformats data in some way.
Now, to re-run the seldom-used script, the user goes to the menu and expects to see the seldom-used script in the Run Previous Script menu entry -- BUT NO, at this point the frequently-used/keycombo'd script is shown there. The user has to again go on a lengthy visual search to locate the seldom-used script in order to re-run it.
Thus, the feature-enhancement request: If a script appears in the first-level of the PythonScript plugin menu, i.e. at the same level in the menu as Run Previous Script, then, when that script is run, DO NOT remember it as a previously-run script.
Issue is on functionality current to PS 3.0.16.0.