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by nerdweed
14 Nov 2015 14:36
Forum: Bug Reports
Topic: Alias argument with =
Replies: 2
Views: 762

Alias argument with =

Not exactly a bug, but something undesired is happening I have an alias defined as @q=text runret("cmd /c sqlite3.exe Wally.db ""<@1>""", $PIC_HOME); The below command works fine @q "select count(*) from vw_images where rating > 3" However; if I change the > t...
by nerdweed
12 Nov 2015 18:54
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Floating Preview: some more candy?
Replies: 64
Views: 10947

Re: Floating Preview: some more candy?

Thanks Don and Qwerty. Works nicely :tup:
by nerdweed
11 Nov 2015 22:10
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Floating Preview: some more candy?
Replies: 64
Views: 10947

Re: Floating Preview: some more candy?

I use style 2 which makes it difficult to use with keyboard. I am all in for the two tweaks you suggested.
by nerdweed
11 Nov 2015 21:58
Forum: Wishes
Topic: PFA/POM: Use System Default
Replies: 9
Views: 2215

Re: PFA/POM: Use System Default

One quick way (only in details view) would be having a tiny Custom Column (trigger based) that would trigger open with OS default (#1053)
by nerdweed
11 Nov 2015 21:31
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Floating Preview: some more candy?
Replies: 64
Views: 10947

Re: Floating Preview: some more candy?

Hi Qwerty, I had tried using the custom keyboard shortcuts, but it didn't work well. The normal shortcuts in FP like Zoom to Fit, Fit All, etc stop working then. As a workaround, I am using AHK to trigger the script and it works well. The script for rating items is completely keyboard driven so no i...
by nerdweed
11 Nov 2015 20:42
Forum: Wishes
Topic: Floating Preview: some more candy?
Replies: 64
Views: 10947

Re: Floating Preview: some more candy?

I just recently moved away from XY based tagging system for images. I had loads of tagged files and XY was consuming in excess of 300 MB.

Would you be able to give just one area through which I can trigger my own script.
by nerdweed
31 Oct 2015 20:14
Forum: Tips & Tricks, Questions & Answers
Topic: Scripting - How to identify branch view
Replies: 5
Views: 1079

Re: Scripting - How to identify branch view

Thanks. I never looked it at that way.
by nerdweed
31 Oct 2015 18:52
Forum: Tips & Tricks, Questions & Answers
Topic: Scripting - How to identify branch view
Replies: 5
Views: 1079

Re: Scripting - How to identify branch view

Thanks highend and congrats. if (!listpane(, , 1, "|")) { $selitems = listpane(, ,2, "|"); goto "<curpath>" ; delete 1, 1, "$selitems"; } Don't know why you asked to remove the current path. This list only the folders that have the branch view enabled (includi...
by nerdweed
31 Oct 2015 14:20
Forum: Tips & Tricks, Questions & Answers
Topic: Scripting - How to identify branch view
Replies: 5
Views: 1079

Scripting - How to identify branch view

How can we identify if the branch view is active. I am trying to do this 1. In a folder with lots (say 10) folders, I enter a branch view after selecting few (say 5) of them 2. Within those folder, I move files to some other folders 3. I want to delete those folders which the branch view is active o...
by nerdweed
20 Oct 2015 19:23
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: INCLUDing User Functions in single line scripts
Replies: 4
Views: 1665

Re: INCLUDing User Functions in single line scripts

Indeed, it does work after adding an empty line. The eval() at the end of includes makes wonders. Name the file as .xys instead of inc or xyi and this would work as well. Please see that eval(); is needed at end of the file. Alternatively, give a caption somewhere (obviously out of the function defi...
by nerdweed
18 Oct 2015 18:09
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: INCLUDing User Functions in single line scripts
Replies: 4
Views: 1665

Re: INCLUDing User Functions in single line scripts

This doesn't work for me, but something else does.

I created a UDC with just a single line - an include (which happens to be #1422)

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::#1422;echo gpc(<curpath>,'drive');
And this works great
by nerdweed
03 Oct 2015 12:30
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: Clean Recent Menu
Replies: 76
Views: 24801

Re: Clean Recent Menu

Thats what I meant, because hotlist is based on sorting the list and then removing the non-leaf nodes; I have to work on a sorted list. If the limit is met on the first drive, it doesn't make sense to go to next drive and hence they would be missings. Its tug of war.
by nerdweed
03 Oct 2015 11:20
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: Clean Recent Menu
Replies: 76
Views: 24801

Re: Clean Recent Menu

Yes, the limits aren't checked there. I thought it wouldn't make much sense there. It wasn't there in the version from LittleBig and I didn't bother to add for reasons to follow. They are populated from recent list with only the existing path. In extreme cases - if your history has paths that naviga...
by nerdweed
02 Oct 2015 20:32
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: Clean Recent Menu
Replies: 76
Views: 24801

Re: Clean Recent Menu

Perfect. Thanks Stef for testing it thoroughly. Just updating the same script after commenting that line.

Those who have commented that line, don't need to redownload.

V2.2.1
by nerdweed
01 Oct 2015 21:24
Forum: Script Exchange
Topic: Clean Recent Menu
Replies: 76
Views: 24801

Re: Clean Recent Menu

Great to hear that most stuff is resolved. Shift-clicking an entry does not move the selected item, but only goes to the location. That's how it is supposed to. Whilst Invoking Shift - Sorted menu Ctrl - HotList Ctrl+Shift - HitList None/Others - Recent Menu On Menu Shift - Goto the selected item in...