DirSizeCalc 2.22 (content plugin)

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2010-03-14, 06:41 UTC

2cheesecake
Strange - in 2.13 I have added a fix that should ensure that units are handled properly in search but of course without any impact to sorting. I will check that.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2010-03-21, 08:33 UTC

Current version 2.15
A new version is ready for download. 2.15 fixed some issues related to mixed units usage.

The complete list of changes can be viewed online.

Plugin page: Download, description und documentation
totalcmd.net

SQUIRE · Post by *SQUIRE » 2010-03-22, 00:52 UTC

Hi lefteous,

While picking folders to fit on a CD and watching the status line, I noticed that unlike TC's full view, DirSizeCalc in custom columns view does not total up the sizes of directories when they're selected with the space bar.

Is this a setting I've missed?

(I'm using TC 7.5, DirsizeCalc 2.15, Win XP SP3).

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2010-03-22, 07:33 UTC

2SQUIRE

oes not total up the sizes of directories when they're selected with the space bar.

You mean in the status bar? TC doesn't support this currently. I hope it will be added in TC 8.

space bar

Did you know that you can use cm_LoadSelOnDemandFields to calculate values for all selected folders?

SQUIRE · Post by *SQUIRE » 2010-03-22, 07:42 UTC

Ah, OK. Thanks.

romulous · Post by *romulous » 2010-06-19, 07:48 UTC

Hi,

I updated from 2.11 (I think) to 2.15 - and now beside some folders, there is an 'AD'. Columns are Name, Ext, Files, Size, Date, Attr. Not all folders have this, only some of them. What is 'AD'?

Example:
Name: SomeFolder
Ext: (none)
Files: AD 3939
Size: AD 6,411,522,907
Date: 14/11/2009 18:07
Attr: h
(so number of files is 3939 - but with AD written before it and folder size is 6,411,522,907 bytes, but again with AD written before it)

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2010-06-19, 08:02 UTC

2romulous
As explained in the documentation AD means Access denied. If just AD is displayed DirSizeCalc could not read the folder's contents. If the AD and a size is displayed this means the folder could be read but not completely. The reason for this are missing permissions.
If you find a case where you are sure that you have full permissions then there there is a bug and you could maybe help me to find it by describing any conspicuities.

romulous · Post by *romulous » 2010-06-19, 08:20 UTC

Ah, I did read the documentation, but I must have missed that bit. There is a pattern to the AD - they are all links in my user profile folder (Win 7 64bit). So, AppData folder (which seems accessible to me), Documents folder (again, accessible to me), and then all the LNK's:
Cookies
Local Settings
NetHood
PrintHood
Recent
SendTo
Start Menu
Templates
Application Data
My Documents

Quite an assortment there.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2010-06-19, 08:34 UTC

It could be related to junctions or symbolic links. Can you tell me if these special kind of folders are involved?

romulous · Post by *romulous » 2010-06-19, 08:51 UTC

A screenie might help:
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/6696/clipboard01pb.jpg

Most of them are links I think (when you double click them, you are directed elsewhere - most of those have those arrow icons beside them, the My Documents and Recent ones have an actual icon though), but the Documents and AppData ones are folders. AppData is hidden, but is writable - that's where TC puts its ini files after all, and I've never had any problems in saving stuff to My Documents.

cheming · Post by *cheming » 2010-12-04, 11:22 UTC

it seems not work with T-Pot 1.3
http://www.totalcmd.net/plugring/tpotnew.html

chrizoo · Post by *chrizoo » 2011-03-09, 15:56 UTC

awesome plugin. Thank you Lefteous.
you know what would be extremely helpful? If the plugin gave any indication about the directories' content.

Two suggestions:

(1) For example one column could list the most prevalent (i.e. frequent) file type for each directory and the file count for this file type.

(2) Another helpful addition would be a column counting the occurences of a user-specifiable file type in each directory.

Peter · Post by *Peter » 2011-03-09, 16:00 UTC

chrizoo wrote:.. If the plugin gave any indication about the directories' content. ...

What's about the plugin VisualDirSize 1.3?

Peter

chrizoo · Post by *chrizoo » 2011-03-09, 16:06 UTC

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Actually VisualDirSize was the starting point for my posting. VDS is good, but you have to click through thousands of directories one by one ... not feasible for large DIRs. So I was looking for a content plugin with similar functionality (which would provide info for all DIRs listed in TC, not just one).

Peter · Post by *Peter » 2011-03-09, 16:21 UTC

You can take a look to the script VBS solution here:

http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=8615&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=countexts+vbs&start=45

Peter