DirInfo Plugin

[StickyNomad]

2Troops

Please keep posting bugs and improvement suggestions

Now as you mention it, there is a little thing:

When invoking Dirinfo, its pane gets the Cursor focus (so I can navigate in the Dirinfo panel). This has the little disadvantage that when I want to close Dirinfo again, I first have to press TAB to move the focus back to the source filepanel.

As I often press Ctrl+Q, have a quick look at Dirinfo and then close Dirinfo again, this additional TAB press annoys me a little.

In addition, I presonally prefer to navigate in TCs file pane while Dirinfo is opened, and also therefor I first have to press TAB.

No big deal of course, but do you think you could add an option to let the focus remain on the source panel?
The current behaviour should still be available, because some users may like it more...

TIA

[Troops]

2StickyNomad
Yup, I will make this an option.

[StickyNomad]

2Troops
Great, thanks!

[Troops]

Version 0.1.0.57
* added color-schemes for treemap-view.
* added option to set whether the plugin should grab focus on activation
* added possibility to shade the cushions in treemap-view by last access date (older files will be shaded more, up to a max of 6 months (this is fixed at the moment))
* added possibility to load other "sub-plugins" via LoadPluginX=<pluginfile>, where X starts at 0. The subplugins will be displayed as Tabs. Still experimental.
* added toolbar to treemap-view for toggling color-schemes and opening config dialog
* replaced filesize-unit buttons with one button that opens a popup-menu
* import of colors now possible with %COMMANDER_PATH% environment variable
* minor bugs fixed

Please call the config dialog at least once before starting to work with this version since the colorschemes use a slighty other structure in the inifile.

LNG-Information will follow. I hope this will be the last release before 0.2.

Happy testing

[Clo]

2Troops
Hello !

• Two details only for the moment in the colours config. :

1. “>Files without extensions” is a single colour entry, I've still three entries (with the same colour, of course).

2. The “Add” button is broken at left…

 VG
Claude
Clo

[Troops]

2Clo:
Finally I got what you meant
Since my plugin isn't able to read other filters but *.something I excluded all entries starting with > now.
The "Add" button should work fine...

[Clo]

2Troops

Hi :

- The button works but its drawing is broken, the left vertical side is missing.

- Sorry, I can't upload a capture today, my F T P is out (changing the router, problem…).

 VG
Claude
Clo

[petermad]

2Clo

Here's a screenshot for you:

http://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/dirinfo.png

but as you can see it is only in classical view not in XP-view.


2Troops
It is the "Tilføj" button in the screenshot Clo clo is talking about.

[icfu]

@Troops:
Could you switch to your own INI file in plugin home directory (alternatively in wincmd.ini directory)?

Icfu

[petermad]

Could you switch to your own INI file in plugin home directory

Support+

(alternatively in wincmd.ini directory)

Then it might as well stay in lsplugin.ini IMHO!

[Clo]

2petermad

Hello Peter !

• Yes, it's that exacly, thank you ! Win 9x theme too here…

 FR
Claude
Clo

[icfu]

Then it might as well stay in lsplugin.ini IMHO!

I don't like lsplugin.ini and all the other default configuration common graves offered by TC.
I hate to be forced to manually edit them when trying to reset a plugin configuration and when removing a plugin I don't need anymore.

If all plugins would store their junk in the TC default files, it would be a complete mess. IMHO, of course...

Icfu

[Troops]

I will change the configfile with the next version. I too prefer my own config file but since there was a standard given, I thought most users would like it this way...
I will of course also fix the "button"-bug.

[Boofo]

Is this plugin still being developed at all?

[g200]

Hello there,
I am using SequiaView for years. Total commander is very powerful tool I use too. I tried to find the same function in it. I found this topic but I didn't find Dirinfo plug in. Is there any other way to view which directories are bigger in size visually?