ZWEI DEFEKTE KABEL!!!
Jetzt klappts ...]]>
ZWEI DEFEKTE KABEL!!!
Jetzt klappts ...]]>
Exakt so geht es mir. Deshalb unterstütze ich den Vorschlag (und übrigens, immer mehr Software verhält sich genau so).
Exakt so geht es mir. Deshalb unterstütze ich den Vorschlag (und übrigens, immer mehr Software verhält sich genau so).
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Joube]]>... benenne ich PDFs nach deren Titeln um, und die Titel stehen öfters auf zwei Zeilen. Da wäre eine einfache Möglichkeit den Zeilenumbruch in der Zwischenablage zu ignorieren, sehr hilfreich.
Das ist das normale Verhalten von ALLEN einzeiligen Textfeldern in Windows.
Joube]]>... benenne ich PDFs nach deren Titeln um, und die Titel stehen öfters auf zwei Zeilen. Da wäre eine einfache Möglichkeit den Zeilenumbruch in der Zwischenablage zu ignorieren, sehr hilfreich.
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31 cm Gesamthöhe für Total Commander
- 16 cm Höhe für Buttons, Tabs, Fußzeile, Kommandozeile, etc.
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POPUP "&Programmelemente"
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
MENUITEM "Buttonbar ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisButtonbar
MENUITEM "Vertikale Buttonbar ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisButtonbar2
MENUITEM "Ordnertabs ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDirTabs
MENUITEM "Laufwerksbuttons ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Zweite Laufwerksbuttonbar (rechts) ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisTwoDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Laufwerksliste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDriveCombo
MENUITEM "Buttons: Flacher/normaler Modus", cm_VisFlatDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Benutzeroberfläche: Flacher/normaler Modus", cm_VisFlatInterface
MENUITEM "Aktuellen Pfad ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisCurDir
MENUITEM "Knöpfe für Verlauf + Laufwerksliste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisHistHotButtons
MENUITEM "Spaltenüberschriftenzeile ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisTabHeader
MENUITEM "Statusinformationen ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisStatusbar
MENUITEM "Kommandozeile ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisCmdLine
MENUITEM "Funktionstastenknöpfe ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisKeyButtons
MENUITEM "Brotkrumenleiste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisBreadCrumbs
MENUITEM "Schalte Overlay-Symbole ein/aus", cm_SwitchOverlayIcons
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
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POPUP "&Programmelemente"
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
MENUITEM "Buttonbar ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisButtonbar
MENUITEM "Vertikale Buttonbar ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisButtonbar2
MENUITEM "Ordnertabs ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDirTabs
MENUITEM "Laufwerksbuttons ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Zweite Laufwerksbuttonbar (rechts) ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisTwoDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Laufwerksliste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisDriveCombo
MENUITEM "Buttons: Flacher/normaler Modus", cm_VisFlatDriveButtons
MENUITEM "Benutzeroberfläche: Flacher/normaler Modus", cm_VisFlatInterface
MENUITEM "Aktuellen Pfad ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisCurDir
MENUITEM "Knöpfe für Verlauf + Laufwerksliste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisHistHotButtons
MENUITEM "Spaltenüberschriftenzeile ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisTabHeader
MENUITEM "Statusinformationen ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisStatusbar
MENUITEM "Kommandozeile ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisCmdLine
MENUITEM "Funktionstastenknöpfe ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisKeyButtons
MENUITEM "Brotkrumenleiste ein-/ausblenden", cm_VisBreadCrumbs
MENUITEM "Schalte Overlay-Symbole ein/aus", cm_SwitchOverlayIcons
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
END_POPUP
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PDF Preview Handler (Vorschau-Handler) ) DEAKTIVIERT in ShellExView v2.01!
Icaros Thumbnail Provider (Vorschaubild) ) ***********
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PDF Preview Handler (Vorschau-Handler) ) DEAKTIVIERT in ShellExView v2.01!
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Zuvor hatte ich ja nur das rote Adobe-PDF-Symbölchen in den Miniaturflächen drin.]]> Zuvor hatte ich ja nur das rote Adobe-PDF-Symbölchen in den Miniaturflächen drin.]]> Zuvor hatte ich ja nur das rote Adobe-PDF-Symbölchen in den Miniaturflächen drin.
Zuvor hatte ich ja nur das rote Adobe-PDF-Symbölchen in den Miniaturflächen drin.
Der PDF-XChange Editor macht hier gute und nicht verschwommene ThumbnailsTychoBarfy wrote: ↑2024-04-07, 02:08 UTC Ich hatte auf dem Bild deines W11-Systems den PDF-xChange Editor als Vorschau Handler gesehen und installiert. Jetzt hab ich nach dessen Installation zumindest die selben verschwommenen Miniaturen in TC 11.03 x64 wie du.
Der PDF-XChange Editor macht hier gute und nicht verschwommene ThumbnailsTychoBarfy wrote: ↑2024-04-07, 02:08 UTC Ich hatte auf dem Bild deines W11-Systems den PDF-xChange Editor als Vorschau Handler gesehen und installiert. Jetzt hab ich nach dessen Installation zumindest die selben verschwommenen Miniaturen in TC 11.03 x64 wie du.
Hallo Horst.Epp, was ist hier, Windows 11 23H2 mit TC 11.03 x64?
Hallo Horst.Epp, was ist hier, Windows 11 23H2 mit TC 11.03 x64?
Hab ich jetzt aufgerufen und alles aktiviert. Sieht aber immer noch verschwommen aus.C:\Program Files\Tracker Software\Shell Extensions\XCShInfoSetup.exe
Damit kannst du sehen, welche der Shell Extensions aktiv sind.
Hab ich jetzt aufgerufen und alles aktiviert. Sieht aber immer noch verschwommen aus.C:\Program Files\Tracker Software\Shell Extensions\XCShInfoSetup.exe
Damit kannst du sehen, welche der Shell Extensions aktiv sind.
Übersetzt:ghisler(Author) wrote: ↑2024-01-22, 08:01 UTC You probably used Ctrl+Mouse wheel to resize the thumbnails. This only scales the existing images, it doesn't re-request the thumbnails at the new size.
Solution: Set the scale to 100% and then choose a different base size in Configuration - Options - Thumbnails.
If you often need to zoom to larger sizes, set the thumbnail base size to twice of what you want, and then use Ctrl+Mouse wheel to zoom the thumbnails to 50%. Scaling down is always better than scaling up.
Übersetzt:ghisler(Author) wrote: ↑2024-01-22, 08:01 UTC You probably used Ctrl+Mouse wheel to resize the thumbnails. This only scales the existing images, it doesn't re-request the thumbnails at the new size.
Solution: Set the scale to 100% and then choose a different base size in Configuration - Options - Thumbnails.
If you often need to zoom to larger sizes, set the thumbnail base size to twice of what you want, and then use Ctrl+Mouse wheel to zoom the thumbnails to 50%. Scaling down is always better than scaling up.
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:10.03.21 Release Total Commander 10.00 public beta 1
25.10.20 Added: Zoom thumbnails with Ctrl+Mouse wheel between 10% and 200% of the configured thumbnail size (32/64)
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:10.03.21 Release Total Commander 10.00 public beta 1
25.10.20 Added: Zoom thumbnails with Ctrl+Mouse wheel between 10% and 200% of the configured thumbnail size (32/64)
HISTORY.TXT wrote:10.03.21 Release Total Commander 10.00 public beta 1
25.10.20 Added: Zoom thumbnails with Ctrl+Mouse wheel between 10% and 200% of the configured thumbnail size (32/64)
HISTORY.TXT wrote:10.03.21 Release Total Commander 10.00 public beta 1
25.10.20 Added: Zoom thumbnails with Ctrl+Mouse wheel between 10% and 200% of the configured thumbnail size (32/64)
Ich weiß es leider nicht.
Für Total Commander habe ich meine Einstellungen anhand der im Forum verlautbarten Hinweise veröffentlicht.
Ich weiß es leider nicht.
Für Total Commander habe ich meine Einstellungen anhand der im Forum verlautbarten Hinweise veröffentlicht.
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button=
cmd=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Tools\NirCmd\nircmd.exe exec show %COMMANDER_EXE% /O /S /A /L="~$clipboard$
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button=
cmd=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Tools\NirCmd\nircmd.exe exec show %COMMANDER_EXE% /O /S /A /L="~$clipboard$
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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
em_CDToClip
wcmicons.dll,1
Verzeichniswechsel - cd Zwischenablage (ALT+V) || https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=82139|Datei "usercmd.ini" ... Abschnitt: em_CDToClip ...|Kommando: cmd=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Tools\NirCmd\nircmd.exe exec show %COMMANDER_EXE% /O /S /A /L="~$clipboard$
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Funktioniert in der CMD Prima, im TC wird aber offenbar das doppelte Anführungszeichen entfernt, so dass bei Verzeichnissen mit Leerzeichen nur der erste Teil verwendet wird (Anstelle des Ordners Dali Ausstellung wurde der Ordner Dali angelegt.Komando <path_zum>/exiftool.exe
Parameter -L -d "%CD% - %d.%B %Y" "-Directory<datetimeoriginal" .......
Funktioniert in der CMD Prima, im TC wird aber offenbar das doppelte Anführungszeichen entfernt, so dass bei Verzeichnissen mit Leerzeichen nur der erste Teil verwendet wird (Anstelle des Ordners Dali Ausstellung wurde der Ordner Dali angelegt.Komando <path_zum>/exiftool.exe
Parameter -L -d "%CD% - %d.%B %Y" "-Directory<datetimeoriginal" .......
'Everything' > wähle im Dropdownfeld (unterhalb) die gewünschte Option aus 'Everything' > wähle im Dropdownfeld (unterhalb) die gewünschte Option aus- Oft bremsen zb Anti-Virus-Scanner die Auflistung durch andere Programme als den WinExplorer aus.
- Oft bremsen zb Anti-Virus-Scanner die Auflistung durch andere Programme als den WinExplorer aus.
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[Buttonbar]
Buttonbar=%COMMANDER_INI_PATH%\DEFAULT.BAR
[ButtonbarVertical]
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Buttonbar=%COMMANDER_INI_PATH%\DEFAULT.BAR
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@echo off
rem Button Parameter "%L"
if -%1==- echo First parameter must be filelist path && pause && goto :EOF
set tc_lst=%1
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%I in (%tc_lst%) do (
%~dp0streams64.exe -nobanner -d %%~fI
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@echo off
rem Button Parameter "%L"
if -%1==- echo First parameter must be filelist path && pause && goto :EOF
set tc_lst=%1
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%I in (%tc_lst%) do (
%~dp0streams64.exe -nobanner -d %%~fI
)
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tc | Name | enthält | 80 Oder mit ODER, wie vom OP gewünscht.Kombinieren mit UND
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*%COMMANDER_EXE% /N /P /A /i="%COMMANDER_INI%"
%Z%X %P%N* %T%M*
%COMMANDER_PATH%\TCMADM64.EXE
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%Z%X %P%N* %T%M*
%COMMANDER_PATH%\TCMADM64.EXE
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cmd=cmd /k call "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"
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param=l "%Q%N" && pauseThen is must be another program that is staling the keyboard input for Ctrl+PgDn - Often programs for your display adapter (video card) does this kind of thing, which then has to be disabled in the "guilty" program.Yes, even with a clean wincmdx64.ini
Then is must be another program that is staling the keyboard input for Ctrl+PgDn - Often programs for your display adapter (video card) does this kind of thing, which then has to be disabled in the "guilty" program.Yes, even with a clean wincmdx64.ini
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Total7Zip=1023,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7z=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
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xz=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
bzip2=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_gzip=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_tar=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_zip=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
gzip=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
tar=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
bz2=132,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
arj=132,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
cab=644,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
flv=644,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
gz=652,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
lzh=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
jar=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
rar=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
exe=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
msi=68,%Commander_path%\WCX\InstallExplorer\InstExpl.wcx
TotalObserver=68,%Commander_path%\Wcx\TotalObserver\TotalObserver.wcx
iso=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
img=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
ima=31,%Commander_path%\wcx\img\img.wcx
bin=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
nrg=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
lst=31,%Commander_path%\wcx\DiskDirExtended\DiskDirExtended.wcx
bat=279,%Commander_path%\wcx\makebat\makebat.wcx
m3u=279,%Commander_path%\wcx\makebat\makebat.wcx
sqx=607,%Commander_path%\Wcx\Total SQX\TotalSQX.wcx
tio=23,%Commander_path%\wcx\TotalISO\TotalISO.wcx
avi=277,%Commander_path%\WCX\aviwcx\aviwcx.wcx
wipe=5,%Commander_path%\wcx\wipe\wipe.wcx
dircpy=279,%Commander_path%\Wcx\dircpy\dircpy.wcx
mdf=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
gif=287,%Commander_path%\Wcx\Gif\GifWcx.wcx
HardLink=257,%Commander_path%\WCX\CreateHardLink\CreateHardLink.wcx
CopyTree=277,%Commander_path%\WCX\CopyTree\CopyTree.wcx
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PackerPlugins;479,%Commander_path%\wcx\ResExtract\ResExtract.wcx;pe_res_dummy;=
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7z=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
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xz=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
bzip2=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_gzip=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_tar=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_zip=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
gzip=667,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
tar=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
bz2=132,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
arj=132,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
cab=644,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
flv=644,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
gz=652,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
lzh=671,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
jar=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
rar=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
exe=148,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
msi=68,%Commander_path%\WCX\InstallExplorer\InstExpl.wcx
TotalObserver=68,%Commander_path%\Wcx\TotalObserver\TotalObserver.wcx
iso=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
img=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
ima=31,%Commander_path%\wcx\img\img.wcx
bin=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
nrg=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
lst=31,%Commander_path%\wcx\DiskDirExtended\DiskDirExtended.wcx
bat=279,%Commander_path%\wcx\makebat\makebat.wcx
m3u=279,%Commander_path%\wcx\makebat\makebat.wcx
sqx=607,%Commander_path%\Wcx\Total SQX\TotalSQX.wcx
tio=23,%Commander_path%\wcx\TotalISO\TotalISO.wcx
avi=277,%Commander_path%\WCX\aviwcx\aviwcx.wcx
wipe=5,%Commander_path%\wcx\wipe\wipe.wcx
dircpy=279,%Commander_path%\Wcx\dircpy\dircpy.wcx
mdf=192,%COMMANDER_PATH%\wcx\iso\iso.wcx
gif=287,%Commander_path%\Wcx\Gif\GifWcx.wcx
HardLink=257,%Commander_path%\WCX\CreateHardLink\CreateHardLink.wcx
CopyTree=277,%Commander_path%\WCX\CopyTree\CopyTree.wcx
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PackerPlugins;479,%Commander_path%\wcx\ResExtract\ResExtract.wcx;pe_res_dummy;=
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bzip2=251,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\wcx_bz2\bzip2dll.wcx
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lstC=23,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\CatalogMaker\CatalogMaker.wcx
CopyTree=277,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\CopyTree\CopyTree.wcx
sqx=607,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total SQX\TotalSQX.wcx
chm=479,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\CHMDir\CHMDir.wcx
its=479,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\CHMDir\CHMDir.wcx
icl=15,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\ICLRead\ICLRead.wcx
zpaq=535,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\zpaq\zpaq.wcx
png=327,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wlx\Imagine\Imagine.wcx
gif=287,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\GifWcx\GifWcx.wcx
xlst=31,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\DiskDirExtended\DiskDirExtended.wcx64
7zip=223,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z_7z=223,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z_jar=95,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
wim=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
xz=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
flv=964,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
iso=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_zip=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_tar=733,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_gzip=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_bzip2=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_jar=212,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_arj=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_rar=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_cab=708,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_xpi=212,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
zip0=277,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Zip2Zero\zip2zero.wcx
setfolderdate=263,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\SetFolderDate\setfolderdate.wcx
Separate=263,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Mover\mover.wcx
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[Associations]
Filter8=*.7z
Filter8_open=**
Filter8_Internal 7zip=**internal_7z
Filter8_Total7zip plugin=**7z
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bat=279,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\makebat\makebat.wcx
bz2=251,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\wcx_bz2\bzip2dll.wcx
bzip2=251,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\wcx_bz2\bzip2dll.wcx
blat=277,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Blat\blat.wcx
lst=21,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\diskdir\diskdir.wcx
lstW=21,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\diskdirW\diskdirW.wcx
lstC=23,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\CatalogMaker\CatalogMaker.wcx
CopyTree=277,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\CopyTree\CopyTree.wcx
sqx=607,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total SQX\TotalSQX.wcx
chm=479,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\CHMDir\CHMDir.wcx
its=479,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\CHMDir\CHMDir.wcx
icl=15,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\ICLRead\ICLRead.wcx
zpaq=535,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\zpaq\zpaq.wcx
png=327,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wlx\Imagine\Imagine.wcx
gif=287,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\GifWcx\GifWcx.wcx
xlst=31,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\DiskDirExtended\DiskDirExtended.wcx64
7zip=223,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z_7z=223,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z_jar=95,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WCX\7zip\7zip.wcx
7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
wim=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
xz=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
flv=964,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
iso=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_zip=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_tar=733,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_gzip=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_bzip2=731,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_jar=212,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_arj=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_rar=196,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_cab=708,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
7zip_xpi=212,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcx
zip0=277,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Zip2Zero\zip2zero.wcx
setfolderdate=263,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\SetFolderDate\setfolderdate.wcx
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Filter5_Total7zip=**7zIf I set up a hotkey for the cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, I'll have to remember that hotkey for the rare occasions, where I don't want the file opened with Total/zip.]]>It's much more convenient to use the hotkey with cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor.
If I set up a hotkey for the cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, I'll have to remember that hotkey for the rare occasions, where I don't want the file opened with Total/zip.]]>It's much more convenient to use the hotkey with cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor.
TOTALCMD.CHM wrote:Dialog box: Edit file type (internal associations)
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** A double asterisk opens the file with the default system association
The point is to use the fastest way possible to open for viewing and unpacking. Therefore, Total7zip is used for more rare cases when it is necessary to add files to the archive, where the hotkey with cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor helps.I tried your setting, and when pressing Enter /double-click on a .7z file it will open it with the Internal unpacker, and then I cannot ADD files to the archive
I would not check your scheme exactly, because 7z_7z is not the default setting. The rest has been checked long ago.I tried your setting - it seems that you didn't bother to try mine...?
I wish I knew about these "rare" occasions. You don't need to remember the hotkey just for the sake of one extension, internal associations aren't limited to it. For me, this isn't a problem at all, because the hotkey is so banal that I didn't even have to remember it: Ctrl + Menu/AppsKey.]]>If I set up a hotkey for the cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, I'll have to remember that hotkey for the rare occasions, where I don't want the file opened with Total/zip.
TOTALCMD.CHM wrote:Dialog box: Edit file type (internal associations)
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** A double asterisk opens the file with the default system association
The point is to use the fastest way possible to open for viewing and unpacking. Therefore, Total7zip is used for more rare cases when it is necessary to add files to the archive, where the hotkey with cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor helps.I tried your setting, and when pressing Enter /double-click on a .7z file it will open it with the Internal unpacker, and then I cannot ADD files to the archive
I would not check your scheme exactly, because 7z_7z is not the default setting. The rest has been checked long ago.I tried your setting - it seems that you didn't bother to try mine...?
I wish I knew about these "rare" occasions. You don't need to remember the hotkey just for the sake of one extension, internal associations aren't limited to it. For me, this isn't a problem at all, because the hotkey is so banal that I didn't even have to remember it: Ctrl + Menu/AppsKey.]]>If I set up a hotkey for the cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, I'll have to remember that hotkey for the rare occasions, where I don't want the file opened with Total/zip.
I know that the help file says that, but for archive types registered in TC, TC uses the registered archive type as the default association - unless [Packer] ZIPlikeDirectory=0 is set.** A double asterisk opens the file with the default system association
7z_7z if for the 7zip plugin - if you don't have that plugin installed, then leave it out - please just try this .ini file:I would not check your scheme exactly, because 7z_7z is not the default setting. The rest has been checked long ago.
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[Configuration]
UseNewDefFont=1
SetEncoding=äö.do.not.remove
firstmnu=2618
FirstTimeIconLib=0
FirstTime=0
FirstTimeUnpack=0
[Associations]
Filter1=*.7z
Filter1_open=**
Filter1_Internal 7zip=**internal_7z
Filter1_Total7zip plugin=**7z
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UseNewDefFont=1
SetEncoding=äö.do.not.remove
firstmnu=2682
FirstTimeIconLib=0
FirstTime=0
FirstTimeUnpack=0
SeparateTree=0
PanelsVertical=0
[Associations]
Filter1=*.7z
Filter1_open=**
Filter1_Internal 7zip=**internal_7z
Filter1_Total7zip plugin=**7zip_7z
[PackerPlugins]
7zip_7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcxIs there any evidence that the internal unpacker is faster than the Total7zip plugin? This is not a retorical question - I ask because I don't know.]]>The point is to use the fastest way possible to open for viewing and unpacking
I know that the help file says that, but for archive types registered in TC, TC uses the registered archive type as the default association - unless [Packer] ZIPlikeDirectory=0 is set.** A double asterisk opens the file with the default system association
7z_7z if for the 7zip plugin - if you don't have that plugin installed, then leave it out - please just try this .ini file:I would not check your scheme exactly, because 7z_7z is not the default setting. The rest has been checked long ago.
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[Configuration]
UseNewDefFont=1
SetEncoding=äö.do.not.remove
firstmnu=2618
FirstTimeIconLib=0
FirstTime=0
FirstTimeUnpack=0
[Associations]
Filter1=*.7z
Filter1_open=**
Filter1_Internal 7zip=**internal_7z
Filter1_Total7zip plugin=**7z
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[Configuration]
UseNewDefFont=1
SetEncoding=äö.do.not.remove
firstmnu=2682
FirstTimeIconLib=0
FirstTime=0
FirstTimeUnpack=0
SeparateTree=0
PanelsVertical=0
[Associations]
Filter1=*.7z
Filter1_open=**
Filter1_Internal 7zip=**internal_7z
Filter1_Total7zip plugin=**7zip_7z
[PackerPlugins]
7zip_7z=735,%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\wcx\Total7zip\Total7zip.wcxIs there any evidence that the internal unpacker is faster than the Total7zip plugin? This is not a retorical question - I ask because I don't know.]]>The point is to use the fastest way possible to open for viewing and unpacking
I don't have a debugger to test this on, so it's just intuitive for large archives. I don't think Christian would have added this functionality without some benefit. In addition, something was debugged for new versions of 7z.dll and not only. For example:Is there any evidence that the internal unpacker is faster than the Total7zip plugin?
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:27.08.23 Fixed: The internal 7zip unpacker could no longer open and unpack multi-part 7zip archives, because the updated 7zip DLL requests the size of all parts (32/64)
04.07.23 Fixed: Updated 7zip unpacker dlls (TC7Z.DLL/TC7Z64.DLL) to version 23.01, fixed crash in 64-bit caused by the new dll (32/64)
11.02.20 Fixed: Search in 7z archives with internal 7zip unpacker was much slower than extracting the same archive (32/64)
08.05.15 Added: Synchronize dirs, speed up unpacking from solid 7zip archives - it was very slow because each file was unpacked separately (32/64)
10.12.13 Added: Search function, search for file contents: Do not unpack files <1MB from 7zip to TEMP, but instead to memory -> much faster (32/64)
I don't have a debugger to test this on, so it's just intuitive for large archives. I don't think Christian would have added this functionality without some benefit. In addition, something was debugged for new versions of 7z.dll and not only. For example:Is there any evidence that the internal unpacker is faster than the Total7zip plugin?
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:27.08.23 Fixed: The internal 7zip unpacker could no longer open and unpack multi-part 7zip archives, because the updated 7zip DLL requests the size of all parts (32/64)
04.07.23 Fixed: Updated 7zip unpacker dlls (TC7Z.DLL/TC7Z64.DLL) to version 23.01, fixed crash in 64-bit caused by the new dll (32/64)
11.02.20 Fixed: Search in 7z archives with internal 7zip unpacker was much slower than extracting the same archive (32/64)
08.05.15 Added: Synchronize dirs, speed up unpacking from solid 7zip archives - it was very slow because each file was unpacked separately (32/64)
10.12.13 Added: Search function, search for file contents: Do not unpack files <1MB from 7zip to TEMP, but instead to memory -> much faster (32/64)
For cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, which I use, there is. I don't use the usual context menu for archives at all due to the slow first appearance and redundancy.And tell me if you see an Open item at the top of the context menu.
For cm_ContextMenuInternalCursor, which I use, there is. I don't use the usual context menu for archives at all due to the slow first appearance and redundancy.And tell me if you see an Open item at the top of the context menu.
And what are the results?I tested searching for content in files inside archives
And I think this is due to some complaints about interaction with plugins (memory problems, etc.), so it became necessary to add support for a popular archive type in order to independently debug interaction with libraries. An internal implementation with debugged memory allocation and other things gives its advantages in read and initialization speed, as was done, for example, when implementing libdeflate for ZIP and GZIP.My guess is that Ghisler added the internal 7z unpacker, so people without plugins can still open and unpack 7z archives - not to speed up things.
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:22.12.22 Added: High speed packing and unpacking with modified libdeflate now also of GZIP files (but not tar.gz) (32/64)
16.12.22 Added: High speed packing and unpacking of ZIP files with modified libdeflate library (32/64)[/qoute]
And what are the results?I tested searching for content in files inside archives
And I think this is due to some complaints about interaction with plugins (memory problems, etc.), so it became necessary to add support for a popular archive type in order to independently debug interaction with libraries. An internal implementation with debugged memory allocation and other things gives its advantages in read and initialization speed, as was done, for example, when implementing libdeflate for ZIP and GZIP.My guess is that Ghisler added the internal 7z unpacker, so people without plugins can still open and unpack 7z archives - not to speed up things.
]]>HISTORY.TXT wrote:22.12.22 Added: High speed packing and unpacking with modified libdeflate now also of GZIP files (but not tar.gz) (32/64)
16.12.22 Added: High speed packing and unpacking of ZIP files with modified libdeflate library (32/64)[/qoute]
Hmm. not here - is that when you press enter on a .7z file or a .7zip file - or both?By the way, I found one unpleasant thing with your settings: when writing Filter№=*.7z;*.7zip, an empty AnyName.7zip opens with an external program by pressiing Enter.
I did not test the speed - I tested whether the internal unpacker OR Total7zip is used when searching the content of .7z files. I did that by renaming 7zip's 7z.dll file, which gives me an error message when searching for conten - which shows me that TC uses 7zip (via the plugin) and not the internal unpacker. So if Total7zip is installed in TC, the question of which method is the fastest is academic, since the unpacking with the plugin is always used. As I wrote: there is NO "Use internal un-7Z if possible" option in TCAnd what are the results?
Hmm. not here - is that when you press enter on a .7z file or a .7zip file - or both?By the way, I found one unpleasant thing with your settings: when writing Filter№=*.7z;*.7zip, an empty AnyName.7zip opens with an external program by pressiing Enter.
I did not test the speed - I tested whether the internal unpacker OR Total7zip is used when searching the content of .7z files. I did that by renaming 7zip's 7z.dll file, which gives me an error message when searching for conten - which shows me that TC uses 7zip (via the plugin) and not the internal unpacker. So if Total7zip is installed in TC, the question of which method is the fastest is academic, since the unpacking with the plugin is always used. As I wrote: there is NO "Use internal un-7Z if possible" option in TCAnd what are the results?
I've already done that:all I would like to have confirmed is that my setting does NOT generate an Open item in the top of the normal Windows context menu
, which means the presence of this item in the internal associations menu and its absence in the system one. Everything seems to be obvious.
Everything is exactly as I wrote it. No more, no less. I didn't complain about .7z.Hmm. not here - is that when you press enter on a .7z file or a .7zip file - or both?
Unlike 7z=, I don't have a line with 7zip= either, so no difference in behavior is expected for empty and non-empty archives, but nevertheless it's there.It could be because we might have different settings in the [PackerPlugins] section - what are your accoiations for 7z and 7zip in that section?
I wrote about it above — TC4Shell.Do you have a global Windows association for .7zip
It's clear now.I did not test the speed - ...
I'm not that interested in speeding up archive searches, I rarely do that.]]>then you must not think that you get any speed benefits from the internal 7z unpacker when searching content
I've already done that:all I would like to have confirmed is that my setting does NOT generate an Open item in the top of the normal Windows context menu
, which means the presence of this item in the internal associations menu and its absence in the system one. Everything seems to be obvious.
Everything is exactly as I wrote it. No more, no less. I didn't complain about .7z.Hmm. not here - is that when you press enter on a .7z file or a .7zip file - or both?
Unlike 7z=, I don't have a line with 7zip= either, so no difference in behavior is expected for empty and non-empty archives, but nevertheless it's there.It could be because we might have different settings in the [PackerPlugins] section - what are your accoiations for 7z and 7zip in that section?
I wrote about it above — TC4Shell.Do you have a global Windows association for .7zip
It's clear now.I did not test the speed - ...
I'm not that interested in speeding up archive searches, I rarely do that.]]>then you must not think that you get any speed benefits from the internal 7z unpacker when searching content
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.\tcmd1103x64.exe /A0H0L8M0I1"Z:\Zip\Prg\TotalCMD" "c:\Program Files\TotalCMD"
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.\tcmd1103x64.exe /A0H0L8M0I1"Z:\Zip\Prg\TotalCMD" "c:\Program Files\TotalCMD"
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"c:\path to\everything.exe" -path "%temp%" -search dm:last30daysEven with Expand environment variables enabled in Everything (1.4)?
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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\blat64.exe
%P%S
%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\blat64.exe
Blat Mailer 1.3.4.1 || Email [Select file(s)]|https://totalcmd.net/plugring/blatwcx.html|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10526 WCX: Blat Mailer plugin|https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=146889#p146889 Blat configuration for GMail
%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\blat64.exe
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\blat64.exe
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\Plugins\wcx\blat\
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Stefan2 wrote: ↑2023-10-18, 13:25 UTC 2KozakMak
History.txt wrote:12.08.20 Added: Command LOADSEARCH <saved name> (e.g. on button):
Put one equal sign = in front of name to start searching immediately,
Command: LOADSEARCH=saved search name
two == to start and feed to listbox after search (32/64)
Command: LOADSEARCH==saved search name
For more see my sig
https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=390483#p390483]]>Stefan2 wrote: ↑2020-07-22, 05:57 UTC With TC you can create your own Search criteria.
Save the search criteria:
Use the search criteria:
Work with the search result:
The saved search you can use in
You can open the saved search settings from an button
You can open the saved search settings from an keyboard shortcut
NOTE: that will open the search dialog, you can inspect the settings again and next click the [Start] button.
UPDATE 2020: Launch and immediately start to search
Change Search default settings:
Now assign a keyboard shortcut
Search result show only name and ext.
How-to to use 'Ctrl+F' -keys to launch the Find Files-dialog:
Stefan2 wrote: ↑2023-10-18, 13:25 UTC 2KozakMak
History.txt wrote:12.08.20 Added: Command LOADSEARCH <saved name> (e.g. on button):
Put one equal sign = in front of name to start searching immediately,
Command: LOADSEARCH=saved search name
two == to start and feed to listbox after search (32/64)
Command: LOADSEARCH==saved search name
For more see my sig
https://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=390483#p390483]]>Stefan2 wrote: ↑2020-07-22, 05:57 UTC With TC you can create your own Search criteria.
Save the search criteria:
Use the search criteria:
Work with the search result:
The saved search you can use in
You can open the saved search settings from an button
You can open the saved search settings from an keyboard shortcut
NOTE: that will open the search dialog, you can inspect the settings again and next click the [Start] button.
UPDATE 2020: Launch and immediately start to search
Change Search default settings:
Now assign a keyboard shortcut
Search result show only name and ext.
How-to to use 'Ctrl+F' -keys to launch the Find Files-dialog:
]]>10. LOADSEARCH saved_search_name opens search function with saved search. An equal sign "=" in front of the name will start the search immediately, two equal signs will show the results directly in Total Commander.
]]>10. LOADSEARCH saved_search_name opens search function with saved search. An equal sign "=" in front of the name will start the search immediately, two equal signs will show the results directly in Total Commander.
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c:\a\*.*No, not that I know of. Maybe external archivers (WinRAR, 7-zip) have such a feature.Next question: I receive password protected .zip files. Is it possible to store these .zip passwords and let TC try each password and if none is correct asks the user?
No, not that I know of. Maybe external archivers (WinRAR, 7-zip) have such a feature.Next question: I receive password protected .zip files. Is it possible to store these .zip passwords and let TC try each password and if none is correct asks the user?
For example, like this:I would like to have one button for moving all files from C:\dir1\ to C:\dir2\ without need to set the dir1 and dir2 in panels. How to write this command for button using TC internal command(s)?
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cd "%TEMP%",cd "C:\Dir1",cm_SelectAllBoth,cm_Renmov /G0T="C:\Dir2\",cm_GoToPreviousDir,cm_GoToPreviousDirFor example, like this:I would like to have one button for moving all files from C:\dir1\ to C:\dir2\ without need to set the dir1 and dir2 in panels. How to write this command for button using TC internal command(s)?
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cd "%TEMP%",cd "C:\Dir1",cm_SelectAllBoth,cm_Renmov /G0T="C:\Dir2\",cm_GoToPreviousDir,cm_GoToPreviousDirThe GitHub repository has been deleted... Can you provide a new link? If not, can you provide the steps to build the plugin at the original repository in x64?nice wrote: ↑2021-02-09, 08:22 UTC Please see new fork of AmpView plugin:
https://github.com/migozz/AmpView/releases
The GitHub repository has been deleted... Can you provide a new link? If not, can you provide the steps to build the plugin at the original repository in x64?nice wrote: ↑2021-02-09, 08:22 UTC Please see new fork of AmpView plugin:
https://github.com/migozz/AmpView/releases
The original github is still there: https://github.com/Nik-vr/AmpViewQuangBui wrote: ↑2024-04-09, 12:11 UTCThe GitHub repository has been deleted... Can you provide a new link? If not, can you provide the steps to build the plugin at the original repository in x64?nice wrote: ↑2021-02-09, 08:22 UTC Please see new fork of AmpView plugin:
https://github.com/migozz/AmpView/releases
I would appreciate it if you give the prebuilt packages though, for future users as well.
The original github is still there: https://github.com/Nik-vr/AmpViewQuangBui wrote: ↑2024-04-09, 12:11 UTCThe GitHub repository has been deleted... Can you provide a new link? If not, can you provide the steps to build the plugin at the original repository in x64?nice wrote: ↑2021-02-09, 08:22 UTC Please see new fork of AmpView plugin:
https://github.com/migozz/AmpView/releases
I would appreciate it if you give the prebuilt packages though, for future users as well.
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This will happen when you had the 32-bit version installed and then install the 64-bit version, or vice versa. It's necessary to install the missing shortcuts to open the other version (the executables have different names).]]>I was asked to select everything as if I was installing TC for the first time
This will happen when you had the 32-bit version installed and then install the 64-bit version, or vice versa. It's necessary to install the missing shortcuts to open the other version (the executables have different names).]]>I was asked to select everything as if I was installing TC for the first time
No, I can reproduce it WITH locked tabs easily. But this case should not be treated differently justAre you saying that you can reproduce the problem, when not using locked tabs?
No, I can reproduce it WITH locked tabs easily. But this case should not be treated differently justAre you saying that you can reproduce the problem, when not using locked tabs?
Yes, but can you also reproduce it with locked tabs, where you have NOT changed away from the base folder?]]>No, I can reproduce it WITH locked tabs easily
Yes, but can you also reproduce it with locked tabs, where you have NOT changed away from the base folder?]]>No, I can reproduce it WITH locked tabs easily
]]>HolgerK wrote: ↑2009-10-24, 12:26 UTC
"Configuration -> Options -> Ignore list"
Add what ever you want to be ignored to the list.
E.g ".svn\"
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HTH
Holger
]]>HolgerK wrote: ↑2009-10-24, 12:26 UTC
"Configuration -> Options -> Ignore list"
Add what ever you want to be ignored to the list.
E.g ".svn\"
To toggle the ignorelist use a button like this:(<<< this Copy&Paste button-code)Code: Select all
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HTH
Holger
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*.* | *.pek *.pkfHere I think you should mention that this is temporary only, and also tell how to see all files again.Gral wrote: ↑2024-04-13, 14:54 UTC Don't forget "classic" way - press Ctrl+F12, typeand press "OK"Code: Select all
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Here I think you should mention that this is temporary only, and also tell how to see all files again.Gral wrote: ↑2024-04-13, 14:54 UTC Don't forget "classic" way - press Ctrl+F12, typeand press "OK"Code: Select all
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Add what ever you want to be ignored to the list.
E.g ".svn\"
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to toggle the ignorelist.
HTH
Holger
HolgerK wrote: ↑2009-10-24, 12:26 UTC "Configuration -> Options -> Ignore list"
Add what ever you want to be ignored to the list.
E.g ".svn\"
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HTH
Holger
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Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
Search for: (.*) - (.*)\.mp3
Replace by: $2 - $1.mp3
Here $1 means the text in the first round bracket, and $2 the text in the second round bracket.
Help - Regular expressions wrote:
Subexpressions for search+replace
Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
Search for: (.*) - (.*)\.mp3
Replace by: $2 - $1.mp3
Here $1 means the text in the first round bracket, and $2 the text in the second round bracket.
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C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe
Copy current file in current folder and add LastWriteTime-timestamp
1You can also hold Ctrl while moving the mouse, then the highlighted file does not change.I had "Open files and diretories with a single click" enabled
You can also hold Ctrl while moving the mouse, then the highlighted file does not change.I had "Open files and diretories with a single click" enabled
]]>]]> backwardscompatibility ]]> backwardscompatibility ]]>do exist only in a "spherical vacuum". The user should do exactly as I indicated - go to the Internet and look for solutionscountless variants
do exist only in a "spherical vacuum". The user should do exactly as I indicated - go to the Internet and look for solutionscountless variants
No external software should EVER be implemented by DEFAULT
security risk ]]>No external software should EVER be implemented by DEFAULT
security risk ]]>By default, we already have a lot of third-party code running in Total, especially in unpacking.No external software should EVER be implemented by DEFAULT
By default, we already have a lot of third-party code running in Total, especially in unpacking.No external software should EVER be implemented by DEFAULT
The source of this text window is not important. The text does not provide correct, up-to-date and truthful information - which means it should be suspended and instead of this window, a window from Total should appear with a more correct message, as I wrote above.2nd the error msg is from WINDOWS not TC so your complain has to be directed to microsoft
If you dont like it you can always use one of the worse alternatives to tc that are out thereAren't we playing around with legacy platform support for too LONG from a security standpoint?
)The TC code is working fine. Its Windows that was changed -> complain to microsoft
]]>The source of this text window is not important. The text does not provide correct, up-to-date and truthful information - which means it should be suspended and instead of this window, a window from Total should appear with a more correct message, as I wrote above.2nd the error msg is from WINDOWS not TC so your complain has to be directed to microsoft
If you dont like it you can always use one of the worse alternatives to tc that are out thereAren't we playing around with legacy platform support for too LONG from a security standpoint?
)The TC code is working fine. Its Windows that was changed -> complain to microsoft
]]>Why should I suddenly complain? Why did they remove the insecure code? So in Total, you just had to DELETE the legacy code in the same way.The TC code is working fine. Its Windows that was changed -> complain to microsoft
Why should I suddenly complain? Why did they remove the insecure code? So in Total, you just had to DELETE the legacy code in the same way.The TC code is working fine. Its Windows that was changed -> complain to microsoft
Yes, that is exactly what I want.]]>
Yes, that is exactly what I want.]]>
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S+F3_params=/T7I have made a lot of modifications to the forum and even use it for login to the wiki, so I don't think that a switch would be easy. Are you missing a specific function?]]>Just completely FYI, this forum software looks really nice, at quick glance
I have made a lot of modifications to the forum and even use it for login to the wiki, so I don't think that a switch would be easy. Are you missing a specific function?]]>Just completely FYI, this forum software looks really nice, at quick glance
I am not suggesting a switch, just that if we want or need to switch one day, this forum looked nice. Can't remember any specific feature, WYSIWYG editing perhaps, maybe also something else caught my eye, can't remember anymore. Regarding specific functions, marking topics as solved would be nice, perhaps thanking users, and marking specific posts as "the correct / most helpful answer".I don't think that a switch would be easy. Are you missing a specific function?
I am not suggesting a switch, just that if we want or need to switch one day, this forum looked nice. Can't remember any specific feature, WYSIWYG editing perhaps, maybe also something else caught my eye, can't remember anymore. Regarding specific functions, marking topics as solved would be nice, perhaps thanking users, and marking specific posts as "the correct / most helpful answer".I don't think that a switch would be easy. Are you missing a specific function?
Works fine here in Firefox.shows garbage
Works fine here in Firefox.shows garbage
cause it looks like you hijacked a random thread (I could find anything about that)And thats how it should be
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set archive=%1
set szexe="C:\PathTo\7-Zip24\7z.exe"
set pw_list="C:\PathTo\7-Zip24\passwords.txt"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in (%pw_list%) do (
%szexe% t -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
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set szexe="C:\PathTo\7-Zip24\7z.exe"
set pw_list="C:\PathTo\7-Zip24\passwords.txt"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in (%pw_list%) do (
%szexe% t -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
)
pause
will https://www.7-zip.org/a/7zr.exe be enough?
without set will be better... using path
can you make that .txt = archive name? e.g for encryptedarchive.zip searching encryptedarchive.txt in same folder]]>
will https://www.7-zip.org/a/7zr.exe be enough?
without set will be better... using path
can you make that .txt = archive name? e.g for encryptedarchive.zip searching encryptedarchive.txt in same folder]]>
I'm note quite sure what you mean. Do you have the 7-Zip path in your "path" environment variable? Then you could use 7za.exe instead of %szexe%, see "rem" line below.without set will be better... using path
Use this CMD file with parameterscan you make that .txt = archive name? e.g for encryptedarchive.zip searching encryptedarchive.txt in same folder
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set pw_list=%~dpn1.txt
set szexe="c:\PathTo\7za.exe"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in ("%pw_list%") do (
%szexe% l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
rem or 7za.exe l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
rem %~dp17za.exe l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
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set pw_list=%~dpn1.txt
set szexe="c:\PathTo\7za.exe"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in ("%pw_list%") do (
%szexe% l -p%%P %archive%
rem or 7za.exe l -p%%P %archive%
rem %~dp17za.exe l -p%%P %archive%
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
)
pause
I'm note quite sure what you mean. Do you have the 7-Zip path in your "path" environment variable? Then you could use 7za.exe instead of %szexe%, see "rem" line below.without set will be better... using path
Use this CMD file with parameterscan you make that .txt = archive name? e.g for encryptedarchive.zip searching encryptedarchive.txt in same folder
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set archive=%1
set pw_list=%~dpn1.txt
set szexe="c:\PathTo\7za.exe"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in ("%pw_list%") do (
%szexe% l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
rem or 7za.exe l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
rem %~dp17za.exe l -p%%P %archive% > nul 2>&1
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
)
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
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set pw_list=%~dpn1.txt
set szexe="c:\PathTo\7za.exe"
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%P in ("%pw_list%") do (
%szexe% l -p%%P %archive%
rem or 7za.exe l -p%%P %archive%
rem %~dp17za.exe l -p%%P %archive%
if !errorlevel! EQU 0 (echo Password: && echo %%P && pause && goto :eof)
)
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]]>history.txt wrote: 10.03.23 Added: Directory history list: Quick search in whole path by starting search strings with an asterisk, e.g. *windows will find c:\windows\system32 too (32/64)
]]>history.txt wrote: 10.03.23 Added: Directory history list: Quick search in whole path by starting search strings with an asterisk, e.g. *windows will find c:\windows\system32 too (32/64)
No comments, lol.
No comments, lol.
giulia
what do you mean?
might you please just make an example ?Use Add-MpPreference (PowerShell) to natively/safely make the exclusions without any third-party apps.
giulia
what do you mean?
might you please just make an example ?Use Add-MpPreference (PowerShell) to natively/safely make the exclusions without any third-party apps.
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and to make it too portable ->I recommend this entry in the wincmd.ini file in the [Configuration] section, e.g. (adjust path!):
Everything=C:\Tools\Everything_1.4\Everything.exe -startup
because it starts Everything in the background if Everything has not been started yet and
if a search in TC is done using Everything.
Check whether you have these recommended settings:
[✓] Start Everything on system startup
[ ] Run as administrator
[✓] Everything Service
the Tuska was kind to post some screenshots but are not onlineEverything=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Everything.exe -startup
and to make it too portable ->I recommend this entry in the wincmd.ini file in the [Configuration] section, e.g. (adjust path!):
Everything=C:\Tools\Everything_1.4\Everything.exe -startup
because it starts Everything in the background if Everything has not been started yet and
if a search in TC is done using Everything.
Check whether you have these recommended settings:
[✓] Start Everything on system startup
[ ] Run as administrator
[✓] Everything Service
the Tuska was kind to post some screenshots but are not onlineEverything=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Everything.exe -startup
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C:\Everything\Everything_1.4\ ; with this you can later use Everything 1.5 in C:\Everything...
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C:\totalcmd\Tools\Everything_1.4\
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\tools\Everything.exeI would recommend the 64 bit version in any case.
I agree.
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\tools\Everything.exeI would recommend the 64 bit version in any case.
I agree.
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run_as_admin=1do you mean the ini file?General -> Store settings and data in %APPDATA%\Everything is NOT enabled.
but the portable version of everything doesn't need to installed , it's portable and stealthATTENTION: Everything portable must be installed on your system drive which is usually the C drive and NOT X drive(!).
If this is not set, there will be problems with the Everything Service(!)
Good point Tuska , i have changed few seconds ago after i have read your feedback1. Total Commander: I would use a path WITHOUT spaces, e.g. x:\totalcommander_portable\ or C:\totalcmd\
2. A very common path for a portable TC installation is: C:\totalcmd\ (much shorter)
Based on this path, it is already clear that it is probably a portable installation of Total Commander.
outside ram , is it faster?I would recommend the 64 bit version in any case.
NOT because of the performance
but the portable version of everything doesn't need to installed , it's portable and stealthATTENTION: Everything portable must be installed on your system drive which is usually the C drive and NOT X drive(!).
If this is not set, there will be problems with the Everything Service(!)
Good point Tuska , i have changed few seconds ago after i have read your feedback1. Total Commander: I would use a path WITHOUT spaces, e.g. x:\totalcommander_portable\ or C:\totalcmd\
2. A very common path for a portable TC installation is: C:\totalcmd\ (much shorter)
Based on this path, it is already clear that it is probably a portable installation of Total Commander.
outside ram , is it faster?I would recommend the 64 bit version in any case.
NOT because of the performance
but the portable version of everything doesn't need to installed , it's portable and stealthATTENTION: Everything portable must be installed on your system drive which is usually the C drive and NOT X drive(!).
If this is not set, there will be problems with the Everything Service(!)
Start Everything on system startup" was already set in Everything back then.The Everything author makes no difference in speed between x64 and x86void » 13.03.2020 2:28 wrote: ...
A normal search should take about 15 milliseconds per 1 million files.
A match path search should take about 50 milliseconds per 1 million files.
wildcards will make the search slower.
Searching can be really slow if Everything is being paged to and from disk.
...
but the portable version of everything doesn't need to installed , it's portable and stealthATTENTION: Everything portable must be installed on your system drive which is usually the C drive and NOT X drive(!).
If this is not set, there will be problems with the Everything Service(!)
Start Everything on system startup" was already set in Everything back then.The Everything author makes no difference in speed between x64 and x86void » 13.03.2020 2:28 wrote: ...
A normal search should take about 15 milliseconds per 1 million files.
A match path search should take about 50 milliseconds per 1 million files.
wildcards will make the search slower.
Searching can be really slow if Everything is being paged to and from disk.
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User Administrator Folders/files cannot be transferred from Total Commander to 'EV' via drag & dropDon't tell users what they should or should not write and don't moderate other users. If you think moderator interaction is required please send an email to a moderator of your choice.
Don't tell users what they should or should not write and don't moderate other users. If you think moderator interaction is required please send an email to a moderator of your choice.
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Is there any part of this you need further explanation of?]]>
well, it was given here:how did you solve it? can you PM?
Is there any part of this you need further explanation of?]]>
HISTORY.TXT wrote:07.09.16 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] PopupDelay=500 delay in milliseconds after pressing right mouse button until context menu is shown (shorter right click or click+drag just selects file) (32/64)
23.09.09 Fixed: If tcmdx64 fails to load the X64 submenu, the program may hang forever -> wait for a maximum time of 15 seconds (default), set via X64WaitTime=15 in wincmd.ini
29.07.09 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] ContextProgress=0 allows to turn off progress bar before showing context menu (in right mouse button selection mode)
Autorun (installation, last tweaks) + autorun.cfg:
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LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Tweaks.dll
LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Runtime.dll
ControlSetMouseAction /M 1 ContextMenu
ControlSetMouseAction /M 2 ContextMenu
Func ContextMenu
If ItemAtCursor('index') >= 0 Then
If ItemAtCursor('panel') <> RequestInfo(1000) Or Not ItemAtCursor('focused') Then MouseClick
If ItemAtCursor('focused') Then SendCommand 2500
EndIf
EndFuncHISTORY.TXT wrote:07.09.16 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] PopupDelay=500 delay in milliseconds after pressing right mouse button until context menu is shown (shorter right click or click+drag just selects file) (32/64)
23.09.09 Fixed: If tcmdx64 fails to load the X64 submenu, the program may hang forever -> wait for a maximum time of 15 seconds (default), set via X64WaitTime=15 in wincmd.ini
29.07.09 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] ContextProgress=0 allows to turn off progress bar before showing context menu (in right mouse button selection mode)
Autorun (installation, last tweaks) + autorun.cfg:
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LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Tweaks.dll
LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Runtime.dll
ControlSetMouseAction /M 1 ContextMenu
ControlSetMouseAction /M 2 ContextMenu
Func ContextMenu
If ItemAtCursor('index') >= 0 Then
If ItemAtCursor('panel') <> RequestInfo(1000) Or Not ItemAtCursor('focused') Then MouseClick
If ItemAtCursor('focused') Then SendCommand 2500
EndIf
EndFuncYes, I'm using the "autorun"-plugin already for different purposes.
In the blink of an eye, the system context menu will not open on the first call in any case, regardless of any additions to TC.
Then it's better to add a button to the list of keys on the Misc. page, otherwise many people will not be satisfied, especially since many mice have very tight wheels to press.]]>
Yes, I'm using the "autorun"-plugin already for different purposes.
In the blink of an eye, the system context menu will not open on the first call in any case, regardless of any additions to TC.
Then it's better to add a button to the list of keys on the Misc. page, otherwise many people will not be satisfied, especially since many mice have very tight wheels to press.]]>
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PopupDelay=250Which button are you writing about? I wrote about the Misc. page in the settings, not the toolbar.
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Which button are you writing about? I wrote about the Misc. page in the settings, not the toolbar.
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Replace with:<clear>Search for regex "(.*) #Tableau Course #(\d\d\d)"DruidCtba wrote: ↑2024-04-21, 22:36 UTC I can use regex (regular expression) to clean up (clear option) the end of the file that is like - #Tableau Course #, using the regex command " #Tableau Course #\d\d\d", but I don't know how to put this final number at the beginning of the file name, in the example above it would be 125:
.Search for regex "(.*) #Tableau Course #(\d\d\d)"DruidCtba wrote: ↑2024-04-21, 22:36 UTC I can use regex (regular expression) to clean up (clear option) the end of the file that is like - #Tableau Course #, using the regex command " #Tableau Course #\d\d\d", but I don't know how to put this final number at the beginning of the file name, in the example above it would be 125:
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Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
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Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
Search for: (.*) - (.*)\.mp3
Replace by: $2 - $1.mp3
Here $1 means the text in the first round bracket, and $2 the text in the second round bracket.
Have you read the help?
Help - Regular expressions wrote:Subexpressions for search+replace
Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
Search for: (.*) - (.*)\.mp3
Replace by: $2 - $1.mp3
Here $1 means the text in the first round bracket, and $2 the text in the second round bracket.
Have you read the help?
Help - Regular expressions wrote:Subexpressions for search+replace
Text parts in round brackets are taken as subexpressions. Up to 89 subexpressions are supported now.
Example: To swap the title and interpret in the file name of an mp3 file, when they are separated by a dash (Title - Interpret.mp3), use the following options:
Search for: (.*) - (.*)\.mp3
Replace by: $2 - $1.mp3
Here $1 means the text in the first round bracket, and $2 the text in the second round bracket.
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Well, you can combine the 3 steps. For example like this:
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, thank you very much. I will study this regex, as it is important for me since I am studying Data Science and it will be very useful for the infamous "Data Cleaning" 
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.Well, you can combine the 3 steps. For example like this:
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import os
import re
# Define the directory containing the files
directory = "/path/to/your/directory"
# Define the regex pattern to extract the number from the filename
pattern = re.compile(r"#Tableau Course #(\d{1,3})\.mkv$")
# Iterate over each file in the directory
for filename in os.listdir(directory):
# Check if the file is an MKV file
if filename.endswith(".mkv"):
# Extract the number from the filename
match = re.search(pattern, filename)
if match:
number = match.group(1)
# Rename the file
new_filename = f"{number.zfill(3)} {filename.replace('#Tableau Course #' + number, '').strip()}"
os.rename(os.path.join(directory, filename), os.path.join(directory, new_filename))
print(f"Renamed {filename} to {new_filename}")
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import os
import re
# Define the directory containing the files
directory = "/path/to/your/directory"
# Define the regex pattern to extract the number from the filename
pattern = re.compile(r"#Tableau Course #(\d{1,3})\.mkv$")
# Iterate over each file in the directory
for filename in os.listdir(directory):
# Check if the file is an MKV file
if filename.endswith(".mkv"):
# Extract the number from the filename
match = re.search(pattern, filename)
if match:
number = match.group(1)
# Rename the file
new_filename = f"{number.zfill(3)} {filename.replace('#Tableau Course #' + number, '').strip()}"
os.rename(os.path.join(directory, filename), os.path.join(directory, new_filename))
print(f"Renamed {filename} to {new_filename}")
I have put the code in a code block in order to preserve indentation.crossinglines wrote: ↑2024-04-26, 07:01 UTC Here's a Python script that renames files in bulk according to your specifications:
I have put the code in a code block in order to preserve indentation.crossinglines wrote: ↑2024-04-26, 07:01 UTC Here's a Python script that renames files in bulk according to your specifications:
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