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turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully display

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 06:14
by rodneybstevens
I use the info panel constantly for identifying and sorting text files. The "Hugh Text File" warning is absolutely annoying - is there a way to permanently turn it off? I get it: I can't see the whole file, understood. Now, let me turn the warning off. Even with the "don't display again this session" check box, I've checked that box every day for years now, and I'm tired of doing it.

You have the best file manager I've ever seen.
Thanks, Rodney

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 08:07
by admin
Welcome to the club!

How large are your files? Would it help if I raised the limit from 10 to 50 MB?

Don

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 10:35
by bdeshi
+1.
How about removing the dialog altogether in favor of a notification at the top of the Raw view?
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Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 10:41
by admin
Yep, that's also a possibility.

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 13:39
by rodneybstevens
I download old public domain books on various subjects, convert them with OCR to text files that can be searched - most are less than 5 meg. If raising the limit is an easy work-around, I would sure appreciate it. Thanks, Rodney

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 14:28
by admin
I actually raised it to 100 MB, so you should be fine.

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 14:38
by LittleBiG
admin wrote:I actually raised it to 100 MB, so you should be fine.
The message still says 10 Mb, please correct it...

Any I got an Error 14 bug, out of string space, when I tried to view a 150 Mb PDF file...

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 14:58
by admin
Alright, guess 50 MB was the better choice... :whistle:

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 15:05
by LittleBiG
admin wrote:Alright, guess 50 MB was the better choice... :whistle:
This error message is not permanent. Sometimes it comes, sometimes not. :-S (And 100 would be so convenient, it would fit so well to my files.)

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 15:07
by admin
Sure, it depends on the state of your RAM. But 50MB appears to be safe.

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 15:12
by admin
OH, damned, I just saw that "10 MB" is hardcoded in the translation. So I cannot do anything quickly now. I make a note for 17.00.

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 16:06
by admin
OK, I learned the True Detective theme on the guitar, thought about the Raw View while doing it (quite fitting IMO), and came up with this:

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    * Raw View: Decreased the limit back to 10MB. 100 MB was just using too much 
      memory.
    * Raw View: Decided to remove the "Huge Text File" prompt altogether. 
      Instead, for files larger than 10 MB, "(cropped)" is shown in the Raw 
      View's meta data section, and "... [continues]" is shown at the bottom of 
      the preview. Better work flow, less is more.
:beer:

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 08 Jun 2016 22:02
by rodneybstevens
Your last post sounds wonderful. Any idea when 17.00 will roll out?
Thanks for the quick solution. I am a happy camper already.
Rodney

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 09 Jun 2016 08:47
by admin
You can get the beta here in the forum: http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic. ... 32#p139532

Re: turn off info panel warning (file too large to fully dis

Posted: 12 Jun 2016 08:38
by rodneybstevens
I got the Beta - it works wonderfully. Thank you so much. I appreciate good tools; XYplorer is one of my very best. Rodney