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Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 03 Jul 2014 20:41
by admin
Yes, everything that does not look like a full path (local or UNC) is just skipped. I don't think you can crash it by malformed input. Good luck. :mrgreen:

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 04 Jul 2014 09:02
by Stef123
admin wrote:UTF-16LE BOM ... , but normal ASCII should work as well. Maybe even UTF-8.
...everything that does not look like a full path (local or UNC) is just skipped. I don't think you can crash it by malformed input. Good luck. :mrgreen:
Thanks. Very good news. This might turn out even easier than I thought. Cannot test it now, I don't own this software, it's at another location - can't wait to try it out, though.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 05 Jul 2014 15:11
by grindax
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Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 05 Jul 2014 15:14
by Marco
Confirmed, since some betas there's something odd with columns not being sorted as they should be.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 09:46
by admin
Might be better next beta.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 10:59
by grindax
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Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:11
by admin
OK, I saw it now. Fix comes.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:18
by Borut
OK, in the meantime you have seen it yourself. Nevertheless here what I have prepared in the meantime...

Unfortunately I can confirm what grindax says for 14.20.0311.

To me it seems trivial to reproduce - with exactly this sequence:

1. Make fresh the hard way (new folder; exes into it).
2. Start XY. Go to a tab with C:\ (or make a tab). Clone this tab to make few of them.
3. Add paper tool button to the tool bar (check "Always show path column" if unchecked, although factory is already on, I think).
4. Configuration > Styles > Apply to... > UNCHECK "Column layout" > OK
5. Close/Exit XY.
6. Using MS File Explorer, create a "Paper" folder under data and create there an empty *.txt file.
7. Start XY anew.
8. Go to one of the tabs with C:\
9. Click on Paper toolbar button > Open > open the paper prepared in step 6.
10. Click on any other tab - they all have the Path column visible (at least at my place :wink: ).

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:25
by grindax
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Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:35
by admin
We'll see.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:39
by admin
BTW, remember that
- Allow Zombies
- Always Show Path Column
- On Delete Remove Items from Paper Folder

are all experimental. I expected such trouble and I might remove them finally.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 11:55
by Borut
Well, I find that "Always Show Path Column" is really useful when using papers (provided of course that it would not interfere with other modes), so - in my view - it would be pity not to have it.

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 16:32
by admin
Well, it will probably stay. :)

So, ok, after 10 days of hard work, only interrupted by about 60 football games, 14.30 is about to be released! I don't know who else is still in the file manager business (or faking to be), but I think the release of XY 14.30 is a good moment for them to give up and start trying something else. :mrgreen:

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 16:53
by Stef123
Stef123 wrote:1) Open... "pap1.txt"
2) Open... "pap2.txt"
First time around I get the path, second time I don't.
It's worse with 14.20.0312 than with .0308
Before the update the path disappeared on repeated calls of paper files
Now I don't even get the path at all - not until I either toggle it off and on again (right-click menu TB) or enable it from the col-context menu. From then on - same as above - no path on subsequent calls. Switching to a new tab won't help anymore (as it did before)

Re: Paper Folders

Posted: 06 Jul 2014 17:13
by Borut
Stef, sorry for bad luck with your bug. My bug seems indeed to be gone with 312. Thanks Don! Now a bit more hard work for Stef123... :)