Recycle bin slow opening

[Hadden]

(Actually I don't think it's a bug. I'm on win10 x64)
When I open recycle bin, xyexplorer hangs and crash.
I've to say there are a lot of elements there (12.000+) and probably crash due an illegal character in some file.
It hangs at "analyze recycle bin". Tried to open both from tree and address bar. Does the same.
As a workaround I thought to create a custom button to launch (only) recycle bin in explorer and hide bin from the tree.
A tip how to quickly make a custom button which point to explorer recycle bin?

[highend]

Use

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run "explorer ::{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}", "<curpath>";

for the "On left click" field

[admin]

"illegal character in some file..." never heard of illegal characters crashing XY. What do you mean by "illegal character"?

Is this really a crash, or a hang, or are you just impatient?

[Hadden]

Use

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run "explorer ::{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}", "<curpath>";

for the "On left click" field

Thanks, in address bar, the code launch recycle bin perfectly.
How to add in toolbar and what you mean with "one left click field"?

"illegal character in some file..." never heard of illegal characters crashing XY. What do you mean by "illegal character"?

Is this really a crash, or a hang, or are you just impatient?

Ok, maybe I'm also a bit impatient too but I think it's (very) strange the bin is "faster" in plain explorer. I'll try to wait more also. I meant, maybe some character in filename who hangs xyexplorer, but you are confiming I'm wrong XD

*EDIT*
Ok, I retire the "bug accusation" and I accuse myself being impatient XD
It works but slowly (more than 30 sec for opening it) so I'll put a link for bin explorer in toolbar

[highend]

Add a button to the toolbar, configure it and you'll see what is meant with "On left click" field

[Hadden]

Add a button to the toolbar, configure it and you'll see what is meant with "On left click" field

Ok, sorry, this was really a silly question XD
In the icon path what I put to point shell32.dll bin icon?
Can I use "C:\Windows\System32\shell32.dll, 33" or should I extract the icon in xyexplorer folder?

[highend]

You can't.

Export that icon and put it in the <xyicons> folder so you can use the short form for the name afterwards (like Bin.ico) without the full path

[TheQwerty]

You can specify an embedded icon's index by using '<file> /<idx>':

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C:\Windows\System32\shell32.dll /33
%winsysdir%\shell32.dll /33
%winsysnative%\shell32.dll /33

All work. They do point to two different DLLs on 64-bit systems, but in this case that doesn't seem to matter.

[highend]

That's missing in the help file for Custom Toolbar Buttons

[admin]

I did not know that this works.

[PeterH]

I did not know that this works.

Hey: that's fine

[TheQwerty]

Trying to find a reminder of what the pattern was actually proved rather difficult.

I couldn't find any reference to it in history.txt nor in the help under CFI, UDC, or Catalog.
Finally under Scripting's caption/icon section there was at least an example.
I'm now curious if it's been documented anywhere.

[bdeshi]

I did not know that this works.

Trying to find a reminder of what the pattern was actually proved rather difficult.

What? Didn't read this?

[TheQwerty]

What? Didn't read this?

Sure I read that... last year!

And again today when I finally gave up and searched the forums.

[Hadden]

You can specify an embedded icon's index by using '<file> /<idx>':

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C:\Windows\System32\shell32.dll /33
%winsysdir%\shell32.dll /33
%winsysnative%\shell32.dll /33

All work. They do point to two different DLLs on 64-bit systems, but in this case that doesn't seem to matter.

They works, thanks! ^^ (Used the first)