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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
No chance. Windows controls the position.grindax wrote:grindax wrote:For me the progress dialog now pops up on a different monitor to where I run XYplorerBy any chance, did the solution to this give you any ideas for how the same might be done for the standard Properties dialog for files and folders? That discussion happened in a different thread but I'm hoping that the same solution can be applied there.admin wrote:OK, this is solvable.
On my primary dual-monitor PC, when I right-click on a file and choose 'Properties', the dialog always pops up right at the bottom of the screen where I have XYplorer running, but unfortunately on another of my dual-monitor PCs, the Properties dialog always pops up as far away as possible on the other monitor which is pretty frustrating.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
"Custom Copy" log file
Q 1.)
is there really the need to repeat ever and ever the paths?
If both are long i get to much infos, and the paths are already in the header.
The only sense i see by using this as base for an batch file. But that can be done anyway with this log.
instead of
i also have here "introduced" an another label "ren" for "renamed" files,
so we can better parse that logs by extern tools or by an script.
Q 1.)
is there really the need to repeat ever and ever the paths?
If both are long i get to much infos, and the paths are already in the header.
The only sense i see by using this as base for an batch file. But that can be done anyway with this log.
instead of
maybe better like:From: A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\
To: X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\
Over A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file1.ext -> X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\file1.ext
Skip A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file2.ext
New A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file3.ext -> X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\file3.ext
2.)From: A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\
To: X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\
Over file1.ext
Skip file2.ext
New file3.ext
Ren file4.ext -> file4_001.ext
i also have here "introduced" an another label "ren" for "renamed" files,
so we can better parse that logs by extern tools or by an script.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
I think stating the full paths makes it easier for automatic processing and also for human copy and paste.Stefan wrote:"Custom Copy" log file
Q 1.)
is there really the need to repeat ever and ever the paths?
If both are long i get to much infos, and the paths are already in the header.
The only sense i see by using this as base for an batch file. But that can be done anyway with this log.
instead ofmaybe better like:From: A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\
To: X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\
Over A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file1.ext -> X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\file1.ext
Skip A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file2.ext
New A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\file3.ext -> X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\file3.ext2.)From: A:\read\here\an\very\long\path\
To: X:\read\here\an\another\very\long\path\
Over file1.ext
Skip file2.ext
New file3.ext
Ren file4.ext -> file4_001.ext
i also have here "introduced" an another label "ren" for "renamed" files,
so we can better parse that logs by extern tools or by an script.
"Ren": even if the copy got a new name, the essential part here is New as opposed to Overwrite I think. If I'd introduce Ren as another category, then I'd have to this in many places, where it would often be an overkill (e.g. filtered reports, or statusbar). I want to keep this down to the essential.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
Posted: 27 Jun 2011 11:11
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How about an delimiter like " >> " instead of " -> " for renamed files?
Just for the parsing issue (don't know if i really will use this, but i know all scenarios are possible some times, so just an idea)
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Other idea:admin wrote:Stefan wrote:"Custom Copy" log file
"Ren":
If I'd introduce Ren as another category, then I'd have to this in many places,
How about an delimiter like " >> " instead of " -> " for renamed files?
Just for the parsing issue (don't know if i really will use this, but i know all scenarios are possible some times, so just an idea)
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
I will wait with such complications until a real need for them can be shown.Stefan wrote:Posted: 27 Jun 2011 11:11
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Other idea:admin wrote:Stefan wrote:"Custom Copy" log file
"Ren":
If I'd introduce Ren as another category, then I'd have to this in many places,
How about an delimiter like " >> " instead of " -> " for renamed files?
Just for the parsing issue (don't know if i really will use this, but i know all scenarios are possible some times, so just an idea)
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
Trying to copy a file to e.g. "C:\Program Files (x86)" without custom copy enabled forces windows to ask what you want to do:
"Zugriff auf den Zielordner wurde verweigert"
Sie müssen Administrationsberechtigungen angeben, um in diesen Ordner zu kopieren.
"Fortsetzen" "Überspringen" "Abbrechen".
In this case someone is able to say "Fortsetzen" that autoelevates the copy process and allows him to write into this folder.
With custom copy enabled the copy process will automatically fail.
Can you add an option to autoelevate custom copy when it tries to write to such a folder (with special permissions) and / or an option in the progress dialog that enables the user to do it manually?
"Zugriff auf den Zielordner wurde verweigert"
Sie müssen Administrationsberechtigungen angeben, um in diesen Ordner zu kopieren.
"Fortsetzen" "Überspringen" "Abbrechen".
In this case someone is able to say "Fortsetzen" that autoelevates the copy process and allows him to write into this folder.
With custom copy enabled the copy process will automatically fail.
Can you add an option to autoelevate custom copy when it tries to write to such a folder (with special permissions) and / or an option in the progress dialog that enables the user to do it manually?
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
Custom copy: suffix increment to copy?
The normal behavior of the windows explorer is to append:
1. copy: " - Kopie"
2. copy: " - Kopie (2)"
x. copy: " - Kopie (x)"
when you copy a file to the same destination as the original file.
If custom copy is enabled, this changes to
"-01"
"-02"
"-x"
"Der Mensch ist ein Gewohnheitstier..."
Maybe you can an option to let the user define how this extension to the copied file should look like?
The normal behavior of the windows explorer is to append:
1. copy: " - Kopie"
2. copy: " - Kopie (2)"
x. copy: " - Kopie (x)"
when you copy a file to the same destination as the original file.
If custom copy is enabled, this changes to
"-01"
"-02"
"-x"
"Der Mensch ist ein Gewohnheitstier..."
Maybe you can an option to let the user define how this extension to the copied file should look like?
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
When will Custom Copy be able to pause a file operation during its progress? I don't mean the queue but the very file writing operation.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
I actually made some experiments with this because it should work in theory (MS documentation), but it did not. Probably my fault, but I decided to postpone this.Marco wrote:When will Custom Copy be able to pause a file operation during its progress? I don't mean the queue but the very file writing operation.
Welcome, and why are you interested in pausing when half of a file is copied?
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
Good point, but I currently don't know how this can be done. Maybe later...highend wrote:Trying to copy a file to e.g. "C:\Program Files (x86)" without custom copy enabled forces windows to ask what you want to do:
"Zugriff auf den Zielordner wurde verweigert"
Sie müssen Administrationsberechtigungen angeben, um in diesen Ordner zu kopieren.
"Fortsetzen" "Überspringen" "Abbrechen".
In this case someone is able to say "Fortsetzen" that autoelevates the copy process and allows him to write into this folder.
With custom copy enabled the copy process will automatically fail.
Can you add an option to autoelevate custom copy when it tries to write to such a folder (with special permissions) and / or an option in the progress dialog that enables the user to do it manually?
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
Thank you for the welcome Don the Admin!admin wrote:I actually made some experiments with this because it should work in theory (MS documentation), but it did not. Probably my fault, but I decided to postpone this.Marco wrote:When will Custom Copy be able to pause a file operation during its progress? I don't mean the queue but the very file writing operation.
Welcome, and why are you interested in pausing when half of a file is copied?
Don
My interest in pausing and resuming is due to the fact that disk operation all in all prevent programs from loading (in acceptable times). E. g.: I can browse with Firefox and meanwhile start XYplorer and some heavy file transfer with no problems, but not the reverse: if I start XYplorer, some file transfers with it and then, meanwhile, decide to launch Firefox, then the whole system slows alot, because of the HD heads trying to read the files to be copied and the Firefox files at the same time. Sure, NCQ, RAIDs and SSD help a lot, but being able to pause a file transfer for some seconds is a good solution too, in my opinion.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
I see. Well, it's on my list anyway.Marco wrote:Thank you for the welcome Don the Admin!admin wrote:I actually made some experiments with this because it should work in theory (MS documentation), but it did not. Probably my fault, but I decided to postpone this.Marco wrote:When will Custom Copy be able to pause a file operation during its progress? I don't mean the queue but the very file writing operation.
Welcome, and why are you interested in pausing when half of a file is copied?
Don![]()
My interest in pausing and resuming is due to the fact that disk operation all in all prevent programs from loading (in acceptable times). E. g.: I can browse with Firefox and meanwhile start XYplorer and some heavy file transfer with no problems, but not the reverse: if I start XYplorer, some file transfers with it and then, meanwhile, decide to launch Firefox, then the whole system slows alot, because of the HD heads trying to read the files to be copied and the Firefox files at the same time. Sure, NCQ, RAIDs and SSD help a lot, but being able to pause a file transfer for some seconds is a good solution too, in my opinion.
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
You can achieve almost the same by setting the incremental suffix template to " - Kopie (1)":highend wrote:Custom copy: suffix increment to copy?
The normal behavior of the windows explorer is to append:
1. copy: " - Kopie"
2. copy: " - Kopie (2)"
x. copy: " - Kopie (x)"
- Kopie (1).ini
- Kopie (2).ini
- Kopie (3).ini
...
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Re: Custom Copy roadmap
1.) Idea: (already on your list i guess, but i don't want to miss mention it)
Add an option to remove archive attribute flag from copied files
2.) Just FYI, i was wondering because:
I have this settings:
If i cancel the "Save Custom Copy Log As"-Dialog
the whole copy is canceled also.
But i only wanted to cancel the creation of the log file for this case, not the copy action.
For the next copy maybe i want to use an log again, and then again i just want to copy an single file without an log.
So i think the cancel button of that save as... -dialog should not act as an copy-canceling trigger.
I am on 1117 (ist eh klar)
Add an option to remove archive attribute flag from copied files
2.) Just FYI, i was wondering because:
I have this settings:
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[X] Create log file
[ ] Log to default locationthe whole copy is canceled also.
But i only wanted to cancel the creation of the log file for this case, not the copy action.
For the next copy maybe i want to use an log again, and then again i just want to copy an single file without an log.
So i think the cancel button of that save as... -dialog should not act as an copy-canceling trigger.
I am on 1117 (ist eh klar)
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