DirSizeCalc 1.21 (content plug-in)

Raymond · Post by *Raymond » 2005-03-04, 13:35 UTC

Hello Lefteous

Is it possible you plugin add three more values:
DirCount (only one level)
FileCount (only one level)
Size (only one level)

Mostly I only need know something under selected folder only one level instead of recursively. And the calculation of these values should be faster, I guess.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-03-05, 12:05 UTC

2Raymond
I will consider your ideas but not in the upcoming version which is planned for next week.

Raymond · Post by *Raymond » 2005-03-05, 13:51 UTC

Lefteous wrote:2Raymond
I will consider your ideas but not in the upcoming version which is planned for next week.

Thanks! I can wait.

chunwaihome · Post by *chunwaihome » 2005-03-27, 00:14 UTC

Great plugins
But i have a problem that the size(background) as Mbytes dont't work for me.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-03-27, 14:32 UTC

2chunwaihome

have a problem that the size(background) as Mbytes dont't work for me.

What does that mean it doesn't work? Be aware that file sizes smaller than 1048576 bytes will be displayed as 0.
Has anyone else this problem?

BTW: The upcoming version features custom units which display file sizes more precisely.

chunwaihome · Post by *chunwaihome » 2005-03-27, 23:16 UTC

Hello,
It is normal when i use the size(background)as Kbytes. However after i select the size as Mbytes, it can't show any unit.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-03-28, 10:49 UTC

2chunwaihome
I'm sorry. what do you mean by "it can't show any unit"?

chunwaihome · Post by *chunwaihome » 2005-03-28, 13:20 UTC

Sorry for my bad english
Before it cant show any meause number to folder(Mbyte) because i cant see it concealling by pane, but it has already worked now.
thx response

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-04-10, 22:01 UTC

DirSizeCalc 1.10 has been released.

DirSizeCalc 1.10

DirSizeCalc 1.10 documentation

History:

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- ADDED		Settings are now managed in "DirSizeCalc.ini".
- ADDED		A new field "Empty" has been added. It indicates if a directory contains files or subdirectories.
- ADDED		User-defined number formats added. Requires Total Commander 6.52 or higher.
- ADDED		Mount Points and Junctions can now be excluded from calculation optionally.
- FIXED		The size of files which where opened exclusively had not been calculated.

Sir_SiLvA · Post by *Sir_SiLvA » 2005-04-10, 22:39 UTC

Lefteous wrote:

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- ADDED		User-defined number formats added. Requires Total Commander 6.52 or higher.

Where Do we get V6.52 ?

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-04-10, 22:42 UTC

2Sir_SiLvA
On the Total Commander page: www.ghisler.com
but don't ask me when

... and please read the readme file to its very end...

djk · Post by *djk » 2005-04-11, 11:52 UTC

2Lefteous
There is a bug in the .inf file:

file=DirSizeCalc.wcx

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-04-11, 12:38 UTC

2djk
Oh not again. Thanks for the hint. I will correct it later today.

Lefteous · Post by *Lefteous » 2005-04-11, 16:24 UTC

DirSizeCalc 1.10 has been released.

DirSizeCalc 1.11

DirSizeCalc 1.11 documentation

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1.11
- FIXED		Fixed faulty installation file.

icfu · Post by *icfu » 2005-04-14, 07:07 UTC

DirSizeCalc.lng was misnamed to DirSize.lng.

Icfu