XYplorer Beta Club

Sorry but I don't have time to explain single arguments. All of them are documented in the help file for each of these commands. E.g.: activates xycopy but what is the 0? No. It disables all background file operations. Why is that necessary? Because e.g. delete is not a function, it doesn't have a ...

backupto can't rename a file, the first argument is a path only... Check if the file exists, delete it, copy it over while giving it a new name... I'm not entirely sure how, but I managed to make it work with this script backupto "C:\Program Files\Plex\Plex\", "D:\Program Files\SVP 4...

I'm trying my best to figure this out on my own, but with zero knowledge on what any of it actually means or does, I'm just getting dubious syntax over and over. I need to copy a file (mpv-1.dll) to a folder on a different drive and rename it to mpv-2.dll and overwrite the pre-existing file. So far ...

If you knew which file was modified deep down, then you could even script it by yourself using timestamp command. That's the thing; I wanted to use it in a general sense as I'm constantly moving files around and going back to directories I've already closed out of. Getting back to a subfolder would...

It would be technically possible to add this. However, it is not the way Windows works, and I wonder how many users would actually use it. Oh I'm sure it's not a highly requested feature at all. I was just wondering if it was something that could already be modified in a setting that I skipped over...

How should a root directory reflect something that happens 4 levels deeper? I guess by detecting the latest date of modification for each subfolder; since each subfolder each has it's own 'last modified' date based on it's own contents, each parent directory would reflect the most recent date of ch...

Is there any way for sorting by Modified to detect changes more than 1 folder deep? So that even if a file is added/edit 4 folders deep into a directory, that root directory will reflect and be sorted to when that file was added/edited?

admin wrote: ↑10 Jun 2022 19:08 Windows 11? Just asking...

Nope, still on Win10

admin wrote: ↑10 Jun 2022 18:47 Oha!

Run this through the address bar and post the returns:

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As I opened Xy to enter that, I realized it's fixed and back to normal now, with me having done nothing to fix it.

Something changed this morning for me (maybe my dog hit something by accident) but all my icons in details list mode are now shockingly small. https://i.ibb.co/1Tk2v9J/Screenshot-2022-06-10-102100.png (the picture is blown up, the text is not really that large). Adjusting font size, zoom level, rei...