[WFX] VirtualPanel: Temporary panel for TC

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Nice that you've found a way!
And thank you for using my plugin. :)
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It would be nice if the file size was saved in the state, so it could be displayed if the source is offline. I see that date/time is saved.

I have several offline drives and I use diskdir to maintain offline lists. File size is useful to check folder sizes, and as another clue that a file has changed.
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Hi,

I am doing
add >Refresh {`silent `put /dl vplist.lst }
this works, but to make it more useful to me, I wanted to use envvars inside vplist.lst, this does not work for me. Is it not supported or it should work?

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Envvars inside filelists are unsupported, sorry.
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MVV wrote:Envvars inside filelists are unsupported, sorry.
understood. Thanks anyway!
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Another question...my scenario is this: I want to have in VP links to 2 files named the same but that are in diff dirs.

One I am loading with (imagine its called file.txt)
add >Refresh {`silent `put /dl vplist.lst }
The other one I am trying to add with:
put /a \\\VP\dira\file-from-b.txt somepath\file.txt
but the file is created as file(1).txt, I guess the first param is just a dir, not including a file name and the filename gets ignored. Is there a way to give the file such an 'alias', so that the name is more meaningful than file(1).txt

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You've enabled auto-rename option for <put, so you've got file(1).txt because it is impossible to have two files with same names in the same directory.

And yes, filename is ignored in <put, it may add more than one file using mask.

If you know that filenames are equal, you can try to rename existing file with <move before putting new one.
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MVV wrote: If you know that filenames are equal, you can try to rename existing file with <move before putting new one.
excellent, moving existing file first works nicely.Thanks!
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I have made some virtual name like:
>Log All
>Log Scripts

i want to export the recorded script to a file and i use the command:

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<export /f "C:\temp\520118088.scvp" "\" ">Log All"
It seems that the mask is not taking into account the space. if i use this

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<export /f "C:\temp\520118088.scvp" "\" ">Log*All"
i get the export working but it is not a nice workaround !
Do you have any way to take into account spaces in the {mask}
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nsp,
Well, unquoted space is a delimiter between multiple masks so >Log All is treated as two-item filter, and outer quotes of your filter are removed because of parameter parsing. You should enclose your filter into braces {} in order to keep quoting:

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<export /f "C:\temp\520118088.scvp" "\" {">Log All"}
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MVV wrote:nsp,
Well, unquoted space is a delimiter between multiple masks so >Log All is treated as two-item filter, and outer quotes of your filter are removed because of parameter parsing. You should enclose your filter into braces {} in order to keep quoting:

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<export /f "C:\temp\520118088.scvp" "" {">Log All"}
Thanks a lot all is working ! I did not paid attention to the {} signification
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Happy new year 2016 !
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Plugin was updated, Chinese translation added (thanks to thomasmo), also a little bug was fixed.

VirtualPanel 2.0.7.1364:
* Ctrl+Shift+Tab has opened empty tab in settings dialog
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hi

when synchronizing two directories, I manged to ignore newline diffs in some files by setting 'by content' as explained in http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=20054&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=1. This works ok when synching two normal dirs.

But if one of them is a vp, then the ++ by the 'by content' option is absent. Is this by design?

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Unfortunately it is a WFX interface limitation: TC doesn't support compare plugins here.
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MVV wrote:Unfortunately it is a WFX interface limitation: TC doesn't support compare plugins here.
understood. Thanks!
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