XYplorer Beta Club

Renaming? I thought this is about opening.

No, his hash command renames selected files with the hash it has calculated for them an it's true, it does work with
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | [ ] Open files from 64-bit process

but it doesn't work when ticked and it doesn't work in XYTB

Which version on https://www.mensinmotus.com/hash/hash.html did you try?

Emh...

v1.70

I just found out that the x64 version works in XYTB as it should, I thought it weren't but the issue is that the list just didn't get refreshed after hash was done (autorefresh is ofc ticked).

Regarding the non-TB version:
The x32 and x64 versions of hash both move the renamed files into the root folder of XYTB (didn't try if it would fail if it is an installed XY version though) when
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | [x] Open files from 64-bit process
is used

highend wrote: ↑08 Jul 2025 09:29 Regarding the non-TB version:
The x32 and x64 versions of hash both move the renamed files into the root folder of XYTB (didn't try if it would fail if it is an installed XY version though) when
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | [x] Open files from 64-bit process
is used

Confirmed. However, since Hash.exe handles the renaming, the issue should be addressed there.

highend wrote: ↑08 Jul 2025 09:29 I just found out that the x64 version works in XYTB as it should, I thought it weren't but the issue is that the list just didn't get refreshed after hash was done (autorefresh is ofc ticked).

Can't confirm. Refresh works fine here. Every time.

Fresh TB instance, only changes:
Configuration | Other | Features | [x] User-Defined Commands

and adding the user defined command for hash:

Okay, I only checked Win8.1. I'll look into Win11 later.

Tested on Win11. Also works just fine.

By the way, the definition does not require <selitems>. In fact, it leads to unnecessary work.

How would my application work without <selitems>? That seems impossible. When I select one or more files/directories in a directory and call my Hash.exe application, how would my application know which files and/or directories to handle?

The selected files are passed as space separated, double quoted arguments to your application
And that happens because you've used the mode "Single instance" in your UDC command for it

E.g. calling it with a command line tool that shows its arguments you'd get this output: And that's only by using this "Application" without <selitems>:
"D:\Show command line arguments [GUI version].exe"