Sorry... one file is without date-time. The first in log and the last in TC.jakubklos wrote:You did not specify your problem. It seems ok to me at first sight... What seems to be the problem?
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Re: New version
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Ok, clumsy me. I have fixed it and willl be in the new release.damjang wrote:Sorry... one file is without date-time. The first in log and the last in TC.jakubklos wrote:You did not specify your problem. It seems ok to me at first sight... What seems to be the problem?
The problem was a date too long in the past...
- Fix: Date long in the past problem fixed
New version
A new version has been released:
1.8
- Fix: Move (F6) from or to device deletes file properly
- Fix: Date long in the past problem fixed
- Pull file workaround for /system /data files when ADB Pull fails because of semi-rooted device and permission denied - file copied to sdcard and then copied automatically
Nice work, jakubklos!
I like it.
I just found a little glitch regarding the Settings (Properties) dialog of the plugin (guess it's caused by incorrect dialog style / incorrect dialog parent value, or something like this).
Steps to reproduce:
01. Right click on the plugin's name in the Network list, and click on "Properties" - the Configuration dialog pops up - so far so good
02. Switch to another window using ALT + TAB, or by clicking on it's icon on the taskbar.
03. Switch back to Total Commander's window (by clicking on it's taskbar icon)
04. The ADB plugin's Configuration dialog becomes hidden, and Total Commander becomes totally unresponsive - the only way to "bring it back to life" is hard closing it using taskmgr

I just found a little glitch regarding the Settings (Properties) dialog of the plugin (guess it's caused by incorrect dialog style / incorrect dialog parent value, or something like this).
Steps to reproduce:
01. Right click on the plugin's name in the Network list, and click on "Properties" - the Configuration dialog pops up - so far so good
02. Switch to another window using ALT + TAB, or by clicking on it's icon on the taskbar.
03. Switch back to Total Commander's window (by clicking on it's taskbar icon)
04. The ADB plugin's Configuration dialog becomes hidden, and Total Commander becomes totally unresponsive - the only way to "bring it back to life" is hard closing it using taskmgr

Ahh, you found itBluestar wrote:Nice work, jakubklos!I like it.
I just found a little glitch regarding the Settings (Properties) dialog of the plugin (guess it's caused by incorrect dialog style / incorrect dialog parent value, or something like this).
Steps to reproduce:
01. Right click on the plugin's name in the Network list, and click on "Properties" - the Configuration dialog pops up - so far so good
02. Switch to another window using ALT + TAB, or by clicking on it's icon on the taskbar.
03. Switch back to Total Commander's window (by clicking on it's taskbar icon)
04. The ADB plugin's Configuration dialog becomes hidden, and Total Commander becomes totally unresponsive - the only way to "bring it back to life" is hard closing it using taskmgr


New release
Why wait...
1.9
- Fixed dialog modality and parent window
- New: Background copy/move support added
Thank You! Work all ok.
It will be possible to add when connected to device a button in the drive bar, something like ftp do? This because if you want to temporary go to different drive and return to adb must cd all dirs again. I know that I can use the history, but a button (that remember the last dir) will be better
Also in the settings window I will add 2 buttons: Ok and Cancel, because now there is only a very little close button and one don't know if it saves the settings or not.
And another thing: maybe if you can add a virtual file/dir (that show first at the top) under the adb that if doubleclicked will open the settings? Because like is now with properties is not very visible and if one don't know that there is a settings window is very difficullt to "discover" it.
It will be possible to add when connected to device a button in the drive bar, something like ftp do? This because if you want to temporary go to different drive and return to adb must cd all dirs again. I know that I can use the history, but a button (that remember the last dir) will be better

Also in the settings window I will add 2 buttons: Ok and Cancel, because now there is only a very little close button and one don't know if it saves the settings or not.
And another thing: maybe if you can add a virtual file/dir (that show first at the top) under the adb that if doubleclicked will open the settings? Because like is now with properties is not very visible and if one don't know that there is a settings window is very difficullt to "discover" it.
Well, I use tabsdamjang wrote:Thank You! Work all ok.
It will be possible to add when connected to device a button in the drive bar, something like ftp do? This because if you want to temporary go to different drive and return to adb must cd all dirs again. I know that I can use the history, but a button (that remember the last dir) will be better
Also in the settings window I will add 2 buttons: Ok and Cancel, because now there is only a very little close button and one don't know if it saves the settings or not.
And another thing: maybe if you can add a virtual file/dir (that show first at the top) under the adb that if doubleclicked will open the settings? Because like is now with properties is not very visible and if one don't know that there is a settings window is very difficullt to "discover" it.

OK and Cancel will be added. I use Esc all the time so I did not mind.
The Settings item will be also added.
Thank you for your input