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admin wrote:Apropos Kölsch: very nice but wrong channel, Reve_Etrange. Attempts to buy me drinks are welcome, but please keep them out of the forum.

Roger that.

Kewl blog, serendiman.
Maybe you could write a series about writing scripts, some kind of step-by-step tutorial. Or a special cheatsheet for scripts.

Will come to Köln to see friends of mine in 3weeks, might buy you a Kölsch or two if you're around and feel like it

Aw, I was editing 'Tools/Customize Keyboard Shortcuts' instead of 'User/Manage Commands' :p
Got it working.

Hi guys, Basically I would like to create a shortcut/key binding in my favorite file manager (XYplorer, check it out it's awesome) to my favorite file editor (Sublime Text, brilliant too), editing the currently selected files. Yeah, I know it must be pretty easy to do, but I did a quick search and e...

Ok, thanks.

Ah, the keyword is "tags:" - plural.
It works for selection, but no luck for visual filter.
Any special syntax for VF?

Oh hi,

This Ctrl-M tag filter doesn't work anymore, does it?
I have tagged quite a few images, and I would like to filter those with a specific tag, without resorting to a full search.
Is it possible?
Also, can I filter via the Visual Filter thing?

Thank you again TheQwerty, I use your script almost every day lol.

admin wrote:

alps wrote:At least tell your age and is your son also a programmer?

Anything else? A photo of my penis, maybe?

Depends, is it coming too fast, too?
*whistles*

admin wrote:Anybody who cannot dance to it should get the Lifetime License.

It's the same problem for lifetime licenses. Our children and grandchildren also want their 115,060 releases like their forebears.

TheQwerty wrote:The scripting solution...

Seems to work, well done.
Will XYplorer remember the @subSearch alias after I close it?

I guess putting a cap on recursion is not worth the trouble, since using anything than 1 (if set) must be very rare. I read in the doc that there is some "path" option that looks useful: Path If checked, the search term is compared with the whole path/name instead of the name only. Note th...

I think he actually needs to recurse but not more than 1 level down in each subfolder. So he's at the root of his music drive with say, 10 different Genre subfolders, each containing multiple Artist subfolders. He wants to match no further down than the Artist subfolders directly under each Genre s...