[bug] two plugins, the same problem with djvu

[Postkutscher]

Multilister.wlx + djvudecode and IEView + IE + Djvuplugin for IE behaves in the same way. They show djvu-files only when files have 3-letter extention (.djv) and not 4-letter (.djvu). This is quite strange and annoing. What does meen?

[Postkutscher]

It seems to be a bug in TC.

Please try with installed DJvu-Plugin for IE.

Put this wincmd.ini into TC path

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[Configuration]
UseIniInProgramDir=7

[Lister]
IView=1

[ListerPlugins]
0=C:\TOTALCMD\PLUGINS\WLX\IEView\ieview.wlx

Now you can see, that a file with a same content and extention djv will be shown and with extention djvu - not.

This is indeed not right for the extentions like htm - html.

Moderators, please move this thread to bugs , if you can reproduce this.

[dott]

Confirm.
But never happen here with my every-day wincmd.ini settings, strange.

[Nick222]

Confirm.
And if I change:

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[Lister] 
IView=0

everything is OK...

But why ?

[volovyan]

Confirm.
Switching to "Use XnView ...." causes DJVU files to not be directed to the plugin

[ghisler(Author)]

I will check that - Lister is probably converting to 8.3 names somewhere...

[Hacker]

[mod]Moved to the Bug reports forum.

Hacker (Moderator)[/mod]

[Postkutscher]

Still not fixed

[ghisler(Author)]

Actually it's not a bug, but a problem caused by something else:

You need to change the detect string of the plugin to something like this:

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0_detect="MULTIMEDIA & (ext="XML" | ext="PDF" | ext="DJVU" | ext="DJV" | size=0)"

Reason: .djvu is one of the supported file formats of ieview. A plugin MUST specify the string MULTIMEDIA so it can take over this extension!

[Postkutscher]

This is quite strange since it was not obligatory for .djv , but anyway is ok now.
Thank you!

[ghisler(Author)]

Great, thanks!