XYplorer Beta Club

This is a wonderful and relaxing detour from the Windows Explorer standard where clicking on any out of a bunch of selected files will enter rename mode -- did you really ever want this to happen?? Actually, this is not quite correct because Windows Explorer in Vista doesn't have that behaviour. It...

Also, seems there's a CRLF added after each line, not sure that's a good idea, I'd much rather have to use <br> and/or <crlf> but have the ability to use something else as line-separator. (I mean when a template was specified, obviously) Hmm, for TXT files it's nice not to have to state <crlf> in t...

Download the latest XYplorer BETA version (v7.70.0004, 21-oct-2008). Choose one: (1) Install Package , (2) No-Install Package (each about 1 MB). v7.70.0004 - 2008-10-21 14:41 + Scripting got a new function. Name: WriteFile Action: Write data to file. Syntax: writefile(filename, data, [on_exist], [mo...

Well I just uploaded the feature and explained now I did it and what are the rules. I don't read linewise but chunkwise, and the chunks overlap by 1024 bytes if a wildcard pattern is stated. That's clever how you've done it. (I assume you search a chunk of 32768 bytes, and then jump forward 32768 -...

Search & Replace with wildcards? That's not at all the same as determining whether a string matches a wildcard pattern. Either I fail to see something or it's too early in the morning for me. From what I understand, using search & replace uses patterns to identify which files have those pat...

Let me put it this way using an old cliche: "Rome wasn't built in a day" --- so as you may have seen, some features are added incrementally instead of waiting for complete set which some app's do. I prefer the piecemeal approach as it's much easier to test and also provides feedback that ...

But I implemented Ctrl+Backspace. It should work, if only with the wrong separators. Actually I could improve the situation a bit (wait for next version), but once you use Double Click in the AB ShAutoComplete will take over and destroy my wordbreakproc. The main reason behind the new AB was Unicode...

TheQwerty wrote:

admin wrote:No, only those 4. However, if you use shell autocomplete then all goes wrong. It's a shell bug. I will eventually emulate that thing.

Hmph! I really hope eventually is soon! As it stands the new address bar has become a large step backwards in functionality for me.

Just because of this?

graham wrote:Is it at all possible for the columns to be auto adjusted so that as displayed they adjust for the longest?

Currently not. Theoretically yes. But maybe not necessary. Why not use HTML right away? Somebody will soon post a script that generates beautiful HTML...

Considering we discussed word separators in about five different threads recently I suppose here is as good as any... + Edit controls: Now, Ctrl+Backspace deletes the previous word in all Edit controls (but only if there isn't anything selected). Note: - In the Address Bar, the Go To dialog, and th...

... my guess would be that most folks would just intend to change the selected item, though I certainly could be mistaken). Actually, I'd think so too! So, with multiple files selected a click should just select the clicked file and remove the other selections, right? For me this sounds and feels s...

You could uncheck Rename on slow dbl-click in menu View | List Style. Well, I'd rather not do that -- I *like* (and use!) Rename on slow dbl-click regularly, so I don't want to lose that functionality. If multiple files are selected, I can't think of a time when I would want it to go into rename mo...

straightforward to implement... depends . :wink: For small files, sure. But content search is, of course, built to deal with files of any length. I don't know what the RegExp engine (which I have not written myself but am using) will do when I feed it 2GBs of data... Good point. You would have to l...

Idea: Display settings!? Intuition tells me that the progressbar is confused about its own size. So, what funny screen or screen settings do you have?

Well, you said all other audio formats work well... so my intuition might have failed this time...

straightforward to implement... depends . :wink: For small files, sure. But content search is, of course, built to deal with files of any length. I don't know what the RegExp engine (which I have not written myself but am using) will do when I feed it 2GBs of data... Good point. You would have to l...