Unseen folder sizes
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When reporting a bug, please include the following information: your XYplorer version (e.g., v27.90.0047), your Windows version (e.g., Win 11), and your screen scaling percentage (e.g., 125%). We recommend adding your Windows version and screen scaling percentage to your profile or signature. This will make debugging much easier for us.
Unseen folder sizes
As shown in the photo, folder sizes are no longer displayed correctly, both for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
Windows 11 23H2 125% DPI
XY 27.90.0045 64bit
Windows 11 23H2 125% DPI
XY 27.90.0045 64bit
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
From Don (admin)...
Forum users who have their Windows version and screen scaling percentage in the location field of their profile will get priority support. And be sure to state your XY version number in the body of your post. No info in the location field? Be patient and Don will get to you after he takes care of those who have the proper info in the proper place.
Forum users who have their Windows version and screen scaling percentage in the location field of their profile will get priority support. And be sure to state your XY version number in the body of your post. No info in the location field? Be patient and Don will get to you after he takes care of those who have the proper info in the proper place.
Re: Unseen folder sizes
I have added the requested specifications in the post
EDIT:I deleted XYplorer.ini and applied ShowItemCount=1 to the default file, and the result is the same
EDIT:I deleted XYplorer.ini and applied ShowItemCount=1 to the default file, and the result is the same
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
How about adding it to either your location field or signature instead?
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(OS: W11 24H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x32 beta - Office 2024 32-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
(OS: W11 24H2 Home x64 - XY: Current x32 beta - Office 2024 32-bit - Display: 1920x1080 @ 125%)
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
In those cropped lines, what would be the full content? (So: what is it that we don't see?)
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
There should be the number of folder elements and the folder size on the disk
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
I know. I want the exact data. Maybe there is something there pointing to the cause of this strange issue (which I cannot reproduce here).
A good way would be:
- Ctrl+RightClick one of those broken size fields, then select "Show Character Table" from the context menu, and post the returns.
A good way would be:
- Ctrl+RightClick one of those broken size fields, then select "Show Character Table" from the context menu, and post the returns.
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
# char dec hex utf8 utf8hex remark
1 . 46 2E . 2E
2 c 99 63 c 63
3 a 97 61 a 61
4 r 114 72 r 72
5 g 103 67 g 67
6 o 111 6F o 6F
1 . 46 2E . 2E
2 c 99 63 c 63
3 a 97 61 a 61
4 r 114 72 r 72
5 g 103 67 g 67
6 o 111 6F o 6F
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
.cargo??? Are you sure you clicked a field in the Size column?Something like this was expected:
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# char dec hex utf8 utf8hex remark
1 ~ 126 7E ~ 7E
2 [ 91 5B [ 5B
3 2 50 32 2 32
4 5 53 35 5 35
5 ] 93 5D ] 5D
6 32 20 20
7 32 20 20
8 4 52 34 4 34
9 8 56 38 8 38
10 0 48 30 0 30
11 32 20 20
12 K 75 4B K 4B
13 B 66 42 B 42
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
I clicked on the folder, I thought it was the same.
Here is the content of the size column.
Here is the content of the size column.
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# char dec hex utf8 utf8hex remark
1 ~ 126 7E ~ 7E
2 [ 91 5B [ 5B
3 2 50 32 2 32
4 6 54 36 6 36
5 0 00 00 Null
6 6 54 36 6 36
7 0 48 30 0 30
8 7 55 37 7 37
9 ] 93 5D ] 5D
10 32 20 20
11 32 20 20
12 3 51 33 3 33
13 9 57 39 9 39
14 6 54 36 6 36
15 . 46 2E . 2E
16 1 49 31 1 31
17 8 56 38 8 38
18 32 20 20
19 M 77 4D M 4D
20 B 66 42 B 42
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
Bingo! --->
How many items has this folder, 26 or 26,607?
NullHow many items has this folder, 26 or 26,607?
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
About 26,000, I believe XY sums files and folders, I think.
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
Okay. I wonder where that NULL comes from. I'll check (and probably fix it) tomorrow.
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Re: Unseen folder sizes
Discovered the problem, I had changed the thousand separator to , and the decimal to . for greater compatibility with other software and files, but instead of a comma I entered a . and xy couldn't separate the thousands
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