2 decimal points in size display

[KucingLapar]

Just wondering why there's no option to specify number of decimal points in size display (header and footer) and also column views

[sqa_wizard]

number of decimal points

Sorry, there is only 1 decimal point defined in math ...

May you mean "number of thousands separators" ?

[KucingLapar]

26.7GB ->26.75GB

[sqa_wizard]

I see: "decimal places" is the word.

No, there is no such option.
If you need it more exact, just choose "Configuration - Options - Tabstops - Size display = bytes"

[Lefteous]

They are called digits and can be set in my content plugin DirSizeCalc. It comes with a settings utility which allows detailed unit formatting customization.
http://lefteous.totalcmd.net/tc/dirsizecalc_eng.htm

Unfortunately content plugins like DirSizeCalc are not yet supported in status bar (but almost anywhere else).

[KucingLapar]

Lefteous

Nice one. Just exactly as I want but sadly it does not work over ftp (with PassThroughValues=1)

[Lefteous]

2KucingLapar

Nice one. Just exactly as I want but sadly it does not work over ftp (with PassThroughValues=1)

This is a known bug in TC. It will be fixed in TC 7.51.

[Boofo]

Lefteous

Nice one. Just exactly as I want but sadly it does not work over ftp (with PassThroughValues=1)

Where is the PassThroughValues parameter used?

[haddenharley]

I was having this problem on how to round a number into 2 decimal places. I have read some of the tutorials but with my case I don't know how to do it. i hope someon could help with this one. all the 3 input box should have 2 decimal places only.

thank you in advance.

[Lefteous]

2Boofo

Where is the PassThroughValues parameter used?

TC delivers a file size to a plugin in places where the plugin cannot retrieve the file size itself. This is currently FTP and inside archives.

2haddenharley

I was having this problem on how to round a number into 2 decimal places. I have read some of the tutorials but with my case I don't know how to do it. i hope someon could help with this one. all the 3 input box should have 2 decimal places only.

What do you mean with "all 3 input boxes"? Can you give a little more context please.

[Boofo]

2Boofo

Where is the PassThroughValues parameter used?

TC delivers a file size to a plugin in places where the plugin cannot retrieve the file size itself. This is currently FTP and inside archives.

Thanks for the info. Is this parameter new? What INI would it be set in? I didn't see anything about it anywhere in the help file.

[Lefteous]

2Boofo

Thanks for the info. Is this parameter new? What INI would it be set in? I didn't see anything about it anywhere in the help file.

This is completely handled by the plugin that supports this feature - no user setup required.

[Boofo]

2Lefteous.

Ahh, OK, thanks. That explains why I couldn't find it in the help file.

[DRP535]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but I was wondering if it's still the case that you can't have file/folder size displays under the Tabstops configuration option with two decimal places? I have a need for two decimal places, but the only basic user configurable options are for x.x k/M or x.x k/M/G.

I really want x.xx k/M or x.xx k/M/G. Is it possible somehow by manually tweaking the config files or via plug-in of some sort?

[Hacker]

DRP535,
Why don't you just check the options? It's faster than entering your question into a forum.

Size display
Determines how the file size is shown in the main file lists. You can choose between
bytes The size is shown in bytes, as in previous versions of Total Commander (default)
kbytes Size is shown in kbytes. 1 kbyte = 1024 bytes!
dynamic (x k/M/G) depeding on the file size, it is displayed in bytes, kbytes, MBytes or even GBytes
dynamic (x.x k/M/G) same as above, but with one digit after the decimal point to get a more exact size
dynamic (x k/M) depeding on the file size, it is displayed in bytes, kbytes, or MBytes
dynamic (x.x k/M) same as above, but with one digit after the decimal point to get a more exact size
dynamic (x k/M/G/T) the size is displayed in bytes, kBytes, MBytes, GBytes, TBytes
dynamic (x.x k/M/G/T) same as above, but with one digit after the decimal point to get a more exact size
dynamic (x.xx k/M/G) two digits after the decimal point in kBytes, MBytes, GBytes
dynamic (x.xx k/M/G/T) two digits after the decimal point in kBytes, MBytes, GBytes, TBytes

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