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test.xys $sel = <get selecteditemspathnames |>; foreach($file, $sel) { $parentdir = getpathcomponent($file, "path"); run """C:\Programs\XYplorer\Data\Scripts\test.bat"" ""$file""", $parentdir, 1, 0; } test.bat timeout /t 5 Select several fi...

28.00.0502, Win11, 100%

I have several scripts that use a foreach loop containing a run command. In 32-bit versions, this would show a "Please wait... The shelled process has not finished yet" dialog box. The box would flicker off and back on for each loop iteration. When this occurs in the 64-bit version, that d...

Fix confirmed in v28.00.0502. Thanks!

bossi wrote: ↑24 Oct 2025 17:22 why not just use exe flag : /script="::focus 'L'"

I just tested that, it still focused the address bar.

No matter what I do, the 64-bit version will not start with focus set to the file list using my ini configuration. A separate copy from the noinstall zip does launch with focus wherever it was when last closed. It looks like it's supposed to use [General]LastFocus ini value. Mine is set to L, and it...

Hmm... In further testing I'm finding the behaviour to be unpredictable... I tested by launching a fresh instance of XY directly out of the noinstall zip, 100% default configuration. The focus went to the address bar. Now I just tried a new noinstall extraction, and like you said it did seem to focu...

In the 32-bit versions, launching XY sets focus to the list item view. In 64-bit versions, the focus on launch is the address bar. I couldn't find any options to change this behaviour.

I have just tested the latest 64-bit beta, and it shows the same.

They have not replied to my bug report. Not the first time I have received no response to a support request from them. And I have confirmed that their replacement AltTab Terminator does the same thing.

This might be a problem that's specific to me and no-one else... I use a program called VistaSwitcher, it's a replacement for the Windows Alt+Tab menu. For some reason, all XYplorer windows in the window list are named "XYplorer" instead of the actual Titlebar contents (which is the curren...

Oh, you never mentioned that requirement, You reply too fast! I edited my previous post about a minute after initial posting. :lol: if (<curpath> LikeI "paper:whatever") { settingp "SortFoldersApart", 0; } else { settingp "SortFoldersApart", 1; } It works, thanks!

Doh! That's what I tried but it didn't work, but I forgot to change the action to Run Script instead of None! So it does work, but sorts by filename instead of my custom scripted column.

I should have been more specific. I know I can still change the names there, but in my case three of the columns would then be named the same and I have no way to tell which is which. I have three different Length columns, which I want the column headers for all to be "Len", but they are n...

How would I apply that to a specific paper folder, and not an actual drive path?

EDIT: I also need it sorted by a custom column, not by the filename.