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The feature/button is ultra-cool. However, I find the "selected" part sometimes irritating; it's weird to have to first unselect all folders, in order to "calculate all folder sizes"... hmsurrender wrote:And Thanks for the "calculate selected folder sizes" option. Saves a lot of time. Cute toolbar icon too.
Hell yeah, nice button, faster feature, works on selection, it's all awesome!!admin wrote:The feature/button is ultra-cool. However, I find the "selected" part sometimes irritating; it's weird to have to first unselect all folders, in order to "calculate all folder sizes"... hm
Thanks Don!
(actually, that goes for a "full search" too)
Hmmm -- clueless as well. Did you try different sort orders? Calculation always start on top of the list and works down. If it always disappears after all calculations then the problem must be somewhere, well, after all calculations ...jacky wrote:hmm.. Little "bug" somehow: I go to my R:\ and press Shift+F5 --> works fine. I go there and use the new TB button, it calculates all the folder sizes, and then XY disappear without saying a word!!
Well, problem is it doesn't happen all the time, which doesnt help for testing.admin wrote:Hmmm -- clueless as well. Did you try different sort orders? Calculation always start on top of the list and works down. If it always disappears after all calculations then the problem must be somewhere, well, after all calculations ...
So it might be the toolbarjacky wrote:What I think I can say for sure though, is that it NEVER happens if I do Shift+F5, only using the TB button.
... I can't find it, but maybe you can watch the mouse very carefully and see a connection between mousedown/up/move and the crash? But it's very improbably, so give up early Ok, I have something... right now I do this:admin wrote:So it might be the toolbar
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! Toolbar: if you trigger a task (click a button) and the mouse is
over a toolbar separator in the moment when the task is finished,
the app crashes. It also crashes (again in the moment when the
task is finished) when the mouse has left the toolbar area last
moving over a separator (while the task is running). Fixed.
Haha! Then I conclude: your mouse left the toolbar via those 2 pixels right of the right-most button!jacky wrote:(allthough i have to say, my toolbar doesnt actually have any separators....)
hmmmm... I kinda doubt it cause I have 2 buttons on the right of "Calculate..." ; maybe it works also with the pixels on the bottom of the buttons??admin wrote:Haha! Then I conclude: your mouse left the toolbar via those 2 pixels right of the right-most button!jacky wrote:(allthough i have to say, my toolbar doesnt actually have any separators....)
Hehe. Okay, let's play Sherlock Holmes: if your toolbar is arranged to the right of the address bar (or the tabs) then there are also 2 pixels at the left end of it. But to the bottom: no.jacky wrote:hmmmm... I kinda doubt it cause I have 2 buttons on the right of "Calculate..." ; maybe it works also with the pixels on the bottom of the buttons??admin wrote:Haha! Then I conclude: your mouse left the toolbar via those 2 pixels right of the right-most button!jacky wrote:(allthough i have to say, my toolbar doesnt actually have any separators....)
Well, no luck Sherlockadmin wrote:Hehe. Okay, let's play Sherlock Holmes: if your toolbar is arranged to the right of the address bar (or the tabs) then there are also 2 pixels at the left end of it. But to the bottom: no.
I sure am glad its fixed, but that's still not it 
jacky wrote:Well, no luck Sherlockadmin wrote:Hehe. Okay, let's play Sherlock Holmes: if your toolbar is arranged to the right of the address bar (or the tabs) then there are also 2 pixels at the left end of it. But to the bottom: no.
Ok, I give up. Confess: you lie! Nope. You just also fixed a bug that is still unidentified to this day...admin wrote: