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Posted: **27 Jun 2008 12:46**

admin wrote:I did not follow this thread (been coding... ), so what is %nn% and%cp%?

TheQwerty would be able to tell you that one better. My knowledge of what it does extends only as far as knowing that it happens between me clicking OK and being prompted to move a folder to Recycle Bin.

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 12:57**

TheQwerty wrote:

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Set(%cf%,<curfolder>);
	Set(%cp%,<curpath>);
	Set(%nn%,<date yyyymmddhhnnss>);

EDIT: Also, as I said when I originally posted the script you might be able to get away without that Rename and SelFilter at the end, but they are the best guarantee I could come up with of selecting the correct folder for deletion short of doing a search.

If you continue to use #523;#523 focus should be on the correct folder so a simple Sel(+0) could be used, but as the next step is deletion I wasn't trusting of that case.

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 13:20**

ivan wrote:
admin wrote:I did not follow this thread (been coding... ), so what is %nn% and%cp%?
TheQwerty would be able to tell you that one better. My knowledge of what it does extends only as far as knowing that it happens between me clicking OK and being prompted to move a folder to Recycle Bin.

You can see the resolved variables in the bottom list of the Step dialog. Right-Click any of the three buttons in that window and select Copy Command Parsed and Resolved. Then paste here...

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 13:42**

For that particular step that I said is taking a lot of time here's the paste:

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rename
bat
20080627123757

C:\Users\xyz\Desktop\DLs\name_of_the_folder

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 13:47**

ivan wrote:For that particular step that I said is taking a lot of time here's the paste:
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rename
bat
20080627123757

C:\Users\xyz\Desktop\DLs\name_of_the_folder

So you are renaming C:\Users\xyz\Desktop\DLs\name_of_the_folder to C:\Users\xyz\Desktop\DLs\20080627123757

Why would take that so long???

Does the rename finally succeed, or is the folder maybe locked by some process?

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 16:08**

I don't really get a chance to see if the folder is locked to some process because XYplorer doesn't let me. However, once the "Would you like to move this crap to Recycle Bin" dialogue appears I can click and use Unlocker but no it doesn't find any handles.

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 19:27**

ivan wrote:I don't really get a chance to see if the folder is locked to some process because XYplorer doesn't let me. However, once the "Would you like to move this crap to Recycle Bin" dialogue appears I can click and use Unlocker but no it doesn't find any handles.

You can always open a 2nd XYplorer instance to check the locking.

My other question was: does the rename happen?

Posted: **27 Jun 2008 23:01**

admin wrote:My other question was: does the rename happen?

Yes, the rename happens successfully.

Posted: **28 Jun 2008 07:33**

ivan wrote:
admin wrote:My other question was: does the rename happen?
Yes, the rename happens successfully.

Okay. I don't know what in the world could take 8 seconds in a simple rename. When you rename that folder manually, is it slow as well?

Posted: **28 Jun 2008 10:46**

admin wrote:Okay. I don't know what in the world could take 8 seconds in a simple rename. When you rename that folder manually, is it slow as well?

Nope, manually rename is lightning quick.

Posted: **28 Jun 2008 11:03**

ivan wrote:
admin wrote:Okay. I don't know what in the world could take 8 seconds in a simple rename. When you rename that folder manually, is it slow as well?
Nope, manually rename is lightning quick.

Please show the complete script you are using, and specify any other relevant conditions. I'll try it myself then...

Posted: **28 Jun 2008 11:22**

admin wrote:Please show the complete script you are using, and specify any other relevant conditions. I'll try it myself then...

Here's the complete script:

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Set(%cf%,<curfolder>);
   Set(%cp%,<curpath>);
   Set(%nn%,<date yyyymmddhhnnss>);
   OpenWith("""C:\program files\winrar\winrar.exe"" e -- *.rar * %nn%-temp", "s");
   Msg("Press OK when WinRAR is finished.",1);
   GoTo("<curpath_s>\%nn%-temp")
   Sel(a);
   Rename(bat,%cf%);
   Focus(L);
   MoveTo("..\..");
   #523;
   #523;
   Rename(bat,%nn%,,"%cp%");
   SelFilter(%nn%, d, Name);
   Focus(L);
   #169;

Can't think of any relevant conditions. Folder structure's pretty simple: A --> B --> C. Extract from RARs in C, rename to C, move to B, delete C.

Posted: **28 Jun 2008 12:04**

ivan wrote:
admin wrote:Please show the complete script you are using, and specify any other relevant conditions. I'll try it myself then...
Here's the complete script:
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Set(%cf%,<curfolder>);
   Set(%cp%,<curpath>);
   Set(%nn%,<date yyyymmddhhnnss>);
   OpenWith("""C:\program files\winrar\winrar.exe"" e -- *.rar * %nn%-temp", "s");
   Msg("Press OK when WinRAR is finished.",1);
   GoTo("<curpath_s>\%nn%-temp")
   Sel(a);
   Rename(bat,%cf%);
   Focus(L);
   MoveTo("..\..");
   #523;
   #523;
   Rename(bat,%nn%,,"%cp%");
   SelFilter(%nn%, d, Name);
   Focus(L);
   #169;
Can't think of any relevant conditions. Folder structure's pretty simple: A --> B --> C. Extract from RARs in C, rename to C, move to B, delete C.

Thanks, will be much faster in next beta upload...

Posted: **01 Jul 2008 11:26**

admin wrote:Thanks, will be much faster in next beta upload...

Whatever magic you have done, it worked! It's "snap your fingers"-quick now. Now if there was a way for XYplorer to detect when WinRAR is done extracting and take things on autopilot from there on autopilot it would be superb!

Posted: **02 Jul 2008 10:58**

I am also wondering if it would be possible to implement an option to override Windows so it doesn't display the pop-up asking if i want to move to bin or if i want to permanently delete...

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