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Folder Tree Not Always Refreshed
Posted: 23 Jan 2006 05:48
by pissant
I'm using XYplorer 4.40.0058 on Windows XP.
I have the
Auto-refresh on file system changes option enabled. However, when I extract an archive using WinRAR, and the extraction results in a new folder being created, the new folder is never shown in the folder tree until I hit either
F4 or
F5.
I apologize if this is a known issue, or if there is some other reason I should have remained silent.

Re: Folder Tree Not Always Refreshed
Posted: 23 Jan 2006 09:48
by admin
No need for apologies! Indeed sometimes the auto-refresh fails to recognize a situation fully. I can only process the informations provided by the OS respectively by the source of the changes. And for performance reasons I don't do a catch-all total refresh (F4+F5) on each change, but try to refresh as little as possible and as much as necessary.
Re: Folder Tree Not Always Refreshed
Posted: 23 Jan 2006 11:38
by admin
pissant wrote:I have the Auto-refresh on file system changes option enabled. However, when I extract an archive using WinRAR, and the extraction results in a new folder being created, the new folder is never shown in the folder tree until I hit either F4 or F5.
I tried it with WinRAR and it works great and always.

Posted: 23 Jan 2006 14:33
by pissant
Sorry, it doesn't work for me, ever. I suppose I'll have to create a video to prove it...
Posted: 23 Jan 2006 14:47
by jacky
pissant wrote:Sorry, it doesn't work for me, ever.
Never? Cause for me it works but only if the folder created is inside the current one.
ie. I'm in D:\Apps and extract into D:\Apps\Testing the tree will be updated, but if I extract into D:\Testing it won't.
Posted: 23 Jan 2006 15:20
by pissant
I guess that's what I'm experiencing here too. If I:
1. Select C:\ in XYplorer
2. Extract an archive containing the relative folder "test" to C:\Temp
The folder C:\Temp\test is created, but isn't automatically shown in the folder tree.
If I:
1. Select C:\Temp in XYplorer
2. Extract an archive containing the relative folder "test" to C:\Temp
The folder C:\Temp\test is created, and is automatically shown in the folder tree.
When I do the same with PowerDesk Pro, C:\Temp\test is shown automatically, in each case.
Posted: 24 Jan 2006 13:47
by admin
How do you extract? By drag'n'drop or by entering the location into a field? The first should work always. The second should work a little better in the coming version.
Posted: 24 Jan 2006 14:50
by pissant
Whether I extract by drag-and-drop or by using the WinRAR extract dialog in full interface mode, the result is the same.