ShellDetails 1.26 (Content plug-in)

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It's impossible to lead us astray for we don't care even to choose the way.
#259941, TC 11.01 x64, Windows 7 SP1 x64
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A user has reported a crash in ShellDetails with photos made with his camera. I could reproduce the error, I get:

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Crash in plugin ShellDetails.wdx:

Floating point division by zero
when using a custom column with field [=shelldetails.Autor] (German).

He has allowed to post a sample image:
http://www.ghisler.com/199900001.jpg

I hope that you can catch it with a try...catch block.

Btw, the Explorer also seems to have some troubles with the file. In some of my tests, the context menu took quite a while to load, or didn't open at all.
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Sorry for not replying to your mail so far - I received it.

Even Google gives 90 days to fix really severe bugs :D

I really need the shelldetails.ini in order to find out which field is the problem. Just "Autor" doesn't help a lot. It could also be a faulty shell extension which overwrites the default "Autor" field. So an export from shellextview is also required.
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It's not a severe bug. :)
I posted because I thought that my mail was "eaten" by the spam filter.

Here is the list from shellexview. Did you try to reproduce the problem? I did, and I get the error too...

http://www.ghisler.com/shellexview.txt
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Did you try to reproduce the problem?
Yes but I could not reproduce it. I don't even have a field "Autor" here just "Autoren". What is the field defintion for "Autor" (shelldetails.ini)? What is the OS version and architecture you tested on?
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Please try it with this in "benutzerdefinierte Spalten" - "konfiguriere Ansicht":
Größe 80 [=tc.Größe.bytes]
Datum 80 [=tc.Änderungsdatum.D.M.Y]
Titel 80 [=shelldetails.Titel]
Autor 80 [=shelldetails.Autoren]
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I could reproduce the problem now - but only with the 32 bit version of TC. Can you confim this?
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No. I get the fault in both versions. In the 32-bit version TC just produces an error and the program goes on, in the 64-bit version TC stops and needs a restart.
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Current version 1.25
A new version is ready for download. The new version ignores different kind of floating point exceptions which can occur while asking the shell extension for values.

The complete list of changes can be viewed online.

Plugin page: Download, description und documentation
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Seems cannot find a TC plugin which supplies Date Deleted field, we have to run Windows Recycle Bin outside of TC to check the exact file/folder deleted time,
so could you please add this field to ShellDetails? Thanks.
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could you please add this field to ShellDetails
I would love to do this. Unfortunately content plugins like ShellDetails currently don't work in virtual folders. I have requested this some time ago and hope it will be added some day to TC.
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xmeron wrote:Seems cannot find a TC plugin which supplies Date Deleted field
Did you try decRecycleBinWDX?
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Did you try decRecycleBinWDX?
Well no plugin can display custom fields in the 'Windows recycle bin' as it is a virtual folder. TC does not support displaying custom fields in virtual folders.
What could be done is to read the data from recycle bin and to map it to the recycle bin folder. But who would open this folder with it - let's say - 'technical structure' to see additional fields?
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Lefteous wrote:Well no plugin can display custom fields in the 'Windows recycle bin' as it is a virtual folder. TC does not support displaying custom fields in virtual folders.
But user can enter to real physical folder of recycle bin. And in this case decRecycleBinWDX will show dates and original filenames.
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But user can enter to real physical folder of recycle bin. And in this case decRecycleBinWDX will show dates and original filenames.
Well that's what I wrote above - but you decided to read and quote only the first sentence.
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