Hi,
I used to rely, with 6.5x version, on DirSizeCalc plugin, with the bkM2 option to display sizes in b, k, MB with one digit after the decimal separator. Since I use TC2 beta 2, "2 355 MB" is displayed "2,3 G" (well not exactly 2,3 but doesn't matter). I had to modify AllDims setting manually in the DirSizeCalc.ini file and use this option in the size calc. to get more or less the same result.
Has something happened to "bkM2" profile setting in TC7 ?
Thanks,
Problem displaying sizes with "bkM2" mode
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I will check that, thanks. From the name, only Bytes, kBytes and MBytes should be used. Perhaps I will add bkMG2.
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Thanks. I also have a related problem, but it might be due to the DirSizeCalc plugin.
Actually, it concerns the "thousands separator" in the DirSizeCalc.ini config file : I would like to have a space as separator. The syntax is :
; The thousand separator (1 character).
ThousandSeparator=.
If I replace the '.' with a single space, it is ignored.
Is there a way to have a space ?
.merle1.
Actually, it concerns the "thousands separator" in the DirSizeCalc.ini config file : I would like to have a space as separator. The syntax is :
; The thousand separator (1 character).
ThousandSeparator=.
If I replace the '.' with a single space, it is ignored.

Is there a way to have a space ?
.merle1.
Thanks for the answer
It finally worked, took me some time to find the right combo. Here it is :
[CustomUnitConfig_All_Dims]
AllowedUnits=7
NumberOfDigits=1
WantByteDigits=0
WantThousandSeparator=1
ThousandSeparator=S
(in the DirSizeCalc.ini file).
.merle1.

It finally worked, took me some time to find the right combo. Here it is :
[CustomUnitConfig_All_Dims]
AllowedUnits=7
NumberOfDigits=1
WantByteDigits=0
WantThousandSeparator=1
ThousandSeparator=S
(in the DirSizeCalc.ini file).
.merle1.
Lefteous wrote:2MerleOne
Hi,
DirSizeCalc documentation wrote:The character "S" can be used to display a space character as thousand separator.
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This should be fixed now, please test! There is now a bkM2 and bkMG2.
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