XYplorer Beta Club

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09 Oct 2019 18:22

Are you maybe renaming folders? (not files)

Ooooooooooohhhhhhhh, you are RIGHT!
It happens only with folders!!

That is SO weird. Have you fixed the bug?

Strange. Which setting would PREVENT this from working? Or which setting should be ON in order for this to still work?

EDIT:
I restarted XyPlorer and the problem disappeared. Apparently a weird bug.
If I encounter it again, I'll post more details. For now I don't think we can do anything.

Previously, when I was renaming files I could use the up and down arrows to go to the next or previous file to rename. Now, when I press the up/down keys the rename is committed and the list is immediately resorted and the selected file is some random file and I cannot continue renaming.

I assume this will not change until XY becomes multi-threaded or am I wrong with that assumption? Pretty much EVERY Windows application is multi-threaded! Xyplorer is of course already heavily multi-threaded else you couldn't do anything fast. If you are wondering, just check with Task Manager (tur...

Ok, good luck xyRolling!

Maybe your version of unrar.exe is old? Check the winrar website for the latest version (it's free).

This is the problem with having to manually edit the .ini file. Not everyone will know what to do. Just to make it clear: 1. Go to the Settings folder (mine is in the Xyplorer directory itself, but I think it may also be somewhere in the Users folder). 2. Open the Xyplorer.ini file in an editor (e.g...

They are both empty.

Should I manually set the paths to 7z.exe and Unrar.exe?

Edit:
I manually added : ZipPath7zip=C:\Utilities\7-Zip\7z.exe
Now it works.

Not really user-friendly to have to do manually set it in the settings file, but I'm happy it now works.

Thanks.

When I hover over the icon of a zip file, I get a popup with the first n files of the archive.
When I hover over the icon of a 7z or Rar file I get a 'simple' info popup.

Could it be because I have 7-Zip installed as the 64-bit version?

Yessssssssss! I came here to ask about this. I see I'm not alone in this.
I didn't quite understand why it sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, but I now see that indeed it involves the root directory only.

I hope this can be fixed!

Sir, tell me honestly... are you a wizard?

Wow! You completely changed the script.
It seems to work great though, so I'm super happy!!!

One small thing... can the name of the batch file be made random? If I want to run 2 scripts at the same time I can't have the batch file be called the same thing.

Ok, just to get this straight: 1. Redirect the 7z commands to a .bat file 2. Execute the batch file as the only file That is fine with me. I don't need to stop individual tasks. How would I redirect the commands to a single batch file? foreach($dir, "<get SelectedItemsNames |>") { $path = get("path"...

This is my script: foreach($dir, "<get SelectedItemsNames |>") { $path = get("path"); if(exists("$path\$dir") == 2) { run """C:\Utilities\7-Zip\7z.exe"" a -r -mx0 ""$dir.7z"" "".\$dir\*""", , 1, 2; } } What should I change to prevent Xyplorer from stealing the focus? I don't need to see the minimize...

I have user scripts that execute applications on all selected items. I get this popup window: Please wait... The shelled process has not yet finished. Click cancel to stop waiting. Unfortunately, this CONSTANTLY steals the focus! Trying to do other things while a very long process is executing is al...