folderreport() throwing error when using format templates

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daniel_m
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folderreport() throwing error when using format templates

Post by daniel_m »

I am using a script to create a folder report with file size, which stopped working recently.

Here is the script: folderreport("filesrel:{fullname}<tab>{size br}","c",,"r");

Running it gives me the error Type mismatch (makeTreeStructure)

When I delete the format template :{fullname}<tab>{size br}, the script runs without an error.
I don't know when it broke, but at least since v26.80.0306 (and present in v26.80.0403).
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Re: folderreport() throwing error when using format templates

Post by admin »

Confirmed (damn it). :tup: Fix comes.

daniel_m
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Re: folderreport() throwing error when using format templates

Post by daniel_m »

That was quick, thanks!
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