XYplorer Beta Club

So I'm not the only one who has been annoyed by this

It was a bug. My fault. You don't have to change anything. Get the current beta and all should work again.

Change Log for the latest XYplorer BETA version : v26.00.0302 - 2024-06-01 13:46 + Quick Search: As you could see in yesterday's examples, you can now include XY variables in the search pattern, e.g: prop:#image.hash:<curitem> This would not have worked before 26.00.0301 because the moment the vari...

Could it be that you added "pjts" to Rapid Access?

I asked ChatGPT and what it replied is not totally wrong: To unlock XYplorer once you have purchased a license key, follow these steps: Download and Install XYplorer: If you haven't already, download the latest version of XYplorer from the official website. Install the software on your computer. Ope...

Works just as well with the "b" switch.

Schönen Dank!

Thanks!

@eil: Yes, I'm thinking about a way to make this more accessible to the simple man. For testing I made myself a bookmark goto "?prop:#image.hash:10~<curitem>"; , 10 seems to be a good value. I'd rather have a fixed value than explaining the concept of tolerance (this is already too much n...

@jupe:

0-99: That's just what the parsing allows at the moment. In reality values > 16 quickly start to see everything as similar.

limiting search to images: yes, that's implied.

Change Log for the latest XYplorer BETA version : v26.00.0301 - 2024-05-31 15:24 + Find Similar Images: Now you can find images that are visually similar to a reference image. The reference image can be passed as a path (will be converted to an image hash) or directly as an image hash (retrieved e....

Yeah I previously suggested it would be good to open tolerance up to quicksearch, but via image hash, your way probz more user friendly though. https://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic.php?p=212857#p212857 It ended up pretty close to your suggestion (12 is the tolerance here): prop:#image.hash:12~51...

Thanks!

Works fine here. I use this test script to copy a text file from here to the other pane. It's skipped when same, copied when different: Check your value at INI key SyncContentCheck. By default it should be 4 (= SHA-256).

Wow, sometimes the power of scripting surprises (even) me.