Ok, I see.The other plug-in was just an example for what the problems of parameterized fields are.
BTW DirSizeCalc doesn't have readme too, info about A (now AD), U, E and F I fonud in history and language files.
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It's displayed when you start the settings utility from outside TC or from within an old version not supporting the %COMMANDER_INI% env. string.When message with ID 1000 is shown? I could not catch it…
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1001=Um Änderungen zu übernehmen, muss Total Commander neugestartet werden.
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[CustomUnitConfig_Alle enheder]
NumberOfDigits=2
DecimalSeparator=,
WantThousandSeparator=1
ThousandSeparator=.
AllowedUnits=15
MinFileSizeK=1024
MinFileSizeM=1048576
MinFileSizeG=1073741824
LeadingZero=1
WantByteDigits=1
SizeDisplayType=1
WantPrefix=1
Thanks for the hint. 1001 is missing in the English section.not present in the English section
Because in all other cases there can be multiple units and you can't see which one is used. So can only hide the unit name if there is only one unit used.it is only possible in the GUI to change the "Show unit" setting when all 3 "Use.." boxes are disabled, or if the bytes field (MinFileSizeX) is set to 0. - how come?
Yes because they all use only one unit. There is only one unit checked for each of them.For the predefines units the "Show unit" setting is always changeable.
• Please, could you show it in English here, in order I complete the French section, then I resend the LNG to you ? TIA !…1001 is missing in the English section.
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To apply changes you have to restart Total Commander
1001=On doit relancer T. C. pour appliquer les modifs.
423=Press the Space key to use a space character ( then “S” is displayed).
Of course, here you are:Please, could you show it in English here, in order I complete the French section
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To apply changes you have to restart Total Commander.
No it's not - see above.Is harcoded(not sure if that's the right word ) in "DirSizeCalcSettings.exe"
Thanks for your report. I will have to investigate this problem. The reason is the different button when using a non English operating system. Unfortunately I don't have a proper operating system for testing.There is a little problem of space with the string 1001
I cannot confirm this. I have just tested it and translated units are displayed just fine here.In the Settings dialogue, the units are not translated in the list
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o|Kio|Mio|Gio|ko|Mo|Go=o|Kio|Mio|Gio|ko|Mo|Go
The OK button is provided by the operating system.the [OK] button is not translat¦ed¦able either…
Well that's true but it's not the point here. Entering a S character will result in a space character in DirSizeCalc. That's all the user has to know here.The text of the string #423 doesn't match that occurs, IMHO it might be:
But even if I have chosen only one unit, the "Show unit" box is still disabled!Because in all other cases there can be multiple units and you can't see which one is used. So can only hide the unit name if there is only one unit used.
it is only possible in the GUI to change the "Show unit" setting when all 3 "Use.." boxes are disabled, or if the bytes field (MinFileSizeX) is set to 0. - how come?