Reporting Hash Values of Files (With Color) if Name Collision occurs

[_pA89]

When doing Custom Move - Whenever there is a name collision - Program faithfully reports it - But the missing part being reporting the hash values of the Colliding files - and highlighting the hash value with different color if They differ - This Easily allows users to determine if it just a name collision or also same data file collision

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[admin]

I like the coloring idea. Actually, I wonder why I didn't think of that right away. I had considered it in 2017 but didn't like the colors and chose Underline instead. I tried it again now and changed my mind. The next version will use red to indicate different properties.

I also like the idea of using a hash (which is only necessary if the sizes are the same).

I put it on my list.

[admin]

See beta viewtopic.php?p=231312#p231312

[Horst]

See beta viewtopic.php?p=231312#p231312

Hopefully this change will also be part of the x64 version.

[admin]

So you appreciate the change?

[Horst]

yes

[phred]

So you appreciate the change?

+1 for this in the 64bit version. Please.

[admin]

Of course, why wouldn't I?

[_pA89]

See beta viewtopic.php?p=231312#p231312

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Thanks for the Addition

P.S. : Any way to get that (small) change into my (Expired) Licensed (Standard) Version of XYPlorer - v26.30.0200

[RalphM]

I doubt that very much (not an official statement, just a long time happy user here).

Which other software offers you updates after your update period has expired (for almost a year, as that version was published on August 15 2024)?

You should have gone for the lifetime version straight up.

[highend]

P.S. : Any way to get that (small) change into my (Expired) Licensed (Standard) Version of XYPlorer - v26.30.0200

This would require backporting it to 326 versions (including betas) since your version came out.
How likely is that?

[_pA89]

Which other software offers you updates after your update period has expired (for almost a year, as that version was published on August 15 2024)?

Just Software Patches-"Bugs" - (Like Microsoft Security Releases?@10 Year Support?) instead of Updates/Upgrades -@12/2023

This would require backporting it to 326 versions (including betas) since your version came out.

Any Kind of Automation Software to handle these kind of Things?

P.S.: It was just a wish

[admin]

This wasn't even a bug.

[phred]

Thanks for adding this to TB64. It's very helpful for those of us with eyes that are getting older. Works great and I didn't expect otherwise.