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If I understand it right: Your program will export the data in a format that is used by CatalogMaker and/or Diskdir?slartus wrote:... in the future the export plug-in formats (DiskDir, Catalog maker and others). ...
That would be appreciated very much.
Peter
BTW: When will be "in the future"?
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64
Thanks. I will check it next week after holidays.slartus wrote:3.2.4
fixed: errors in parsing
added: Export list to a file format plug-DiskDir
Will you update the download at www.totalcmd.net?
8800 downloads are a strong argument for further developmentslartus wrote:My interest in the program appears in the emergence of user interest.

Peter
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64
Hello SlartusPeter wrote:... I will check it next week after holidays....
due to bad weather I am in the office and tried the new "export to DiskDir-Format". Here are my remarks - I hope you have time to consider them:
- The first line of the export-file seem to be wrong. Opening with DiskDir I get an empty, nameless "folder".
- Codepage:
Please take a look at the codepage - the German "Umlaute" like "ä, ü, ö, ..." are not correct (maybe other letters in other languages too)
- Export file dialogue:
At the moment the "resize feature" makes no sense because the box for file name (with loooooong strings) stays unchanged, and the dropdown-list with short names increases its size.
- Select file for export:
It seem that the dialogue uses the "open file command" instead of the "save as command". I can not create a file which does not exist - I can only select an existing one (and change the name in the edit box - that's not comfortable).
- Export configuration:
There is a dialogue to configure the export file - please explain it to me, I don't understand the features.
- All values are 0:
Maybe due to wrong configuration all my exported values for size, date and time are 0 ..
Thanks for consideration and
Happy Coding!
Peter
Last edited by Peter on 2010-05-18, 11:48 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64
line format file created by the plugin DiskDir:
path to the file / folder [tab] size [tab] date [tab] time
so I need to know which columns in the loaded list containing the data. in the absence filled with zeros.
All comments received and will try to solve in the near future.
if no requests and bug reports, the program arranges all (or just delete)
path to the file / folder [tab] size [tab] date [tab] time
so I need to know which columns in the loaded list containing the data. in the absence filled with zeros.
All comments received and will try to solve in the near future.
8800 downloads are a strong argument for further development
if no requests and bug reports, the program arranges all (or just delete)
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link to download the program always leads to the latest version of the program (no matter what version of the description)Will you update the download at www.totalcmd.net?
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Please consider that many users watch the site via RSS-feed and looking at the version-number. And if there is no new RSS-report and no new version-number, nobody wants to download the file and open it and search if the version is new - or not.slartus wrote:... (no matter what version of the description)
Peter
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64
- Balderstrom
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Would it be possible to change displayed output (via config)?
I.E.
1) Set a string/label for the Attr1 Attr2 Attr3 Headers.
2) Set how the values under them should be displayed.
i.e. Instead of:
Something like:
Which would be:
Attr1Format=
Attr3Format=H:M.S (current format, no padding)
I.E.
1) Set a string/label for the Attr1 Attr2 Attr3 Headers.
2) Set how the values under them should be displayed.
i.e. Instead of:
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FileName Attr1 Attr2 Attr3
JediEdit1018.rar 744117 2002.12.9 1:58.22
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FileName Size Date Time
JediEdit1018.rar 74.4 K 12/09/02 01:58
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[Configuration]
Attr1=Size
Attr2=Date
Attr3=Time
Attr1Format=33
Attr2Format=MM/DD/YY
Attr3Format=HH:MM
Attr1Format=
Current Attr2Format (4 digit year, 1+ month number, 1+ day number)8 = dynamic
16 = bytes (no change)
32 = K
64 = M
128= G
Add 1 thru 7 to the number to determine how many decimal places to use.
I.E KB (K) format with 1 decimal place (Ten's)
---> Attr1Format=33
I.E. MB format with 2 decimal places (Hundred's)
---> Attr1Format=66
I.E dynamic format with 2 decimal places
---> Attr1Format=10
Example Attr2Format (2 digit month number (padded with 0's), 2 digit Day (padded), 2 digit year)Attr2Format=YYYY.M.D
Attr3Format=HH:MM (padded zeroes) 24 HOUR Clock, no seconds.Attr2Format=MM/DD/YY
Attr3Format=H:M.S (current format, no padding)
2Balderstrom
but if you download a list of other format (Catalog Maker, Disk Dir Extended, etc.)? then these settings will be incorrect. Or are you looking specifically for the format DiskDir make such settings?
but if you download a list of other format (Catalog Maker, Disk Dir Extended, etc.)? then these settings will be incorrect. Or are you looking specifically for the format DiskDir make such settings?
ok, try to overcome my laziness:)Please consider that many users watch the site via RSS-feed and looking at the version-number. And if there is no new RSS-report and no new version-number, nobody wants to download the file and open it and search if the version is new - or not.
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3.2.5
added: opportunity to ask additional configuration parsing (Formats.xml)
added: in export value added Encoding
fixed: error control interface exports
added: opportunity to ask additional configuration parsing (Formats.xml)
added: in export value added Encoding
fixed: error control interface exports
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<Formats>
<DiskDir>
<!-- The name of the plugin -->
<attrs>
<!--
EVERYTHING! attributes required
"Index" - the index attribute in the file. From zero without path
"Caption" - the column header that appears in the program
"Type" - type of attribute values. Possible values: "String", "Number", "DateTime"
"Input" - the format in which to read the value from the file (not used for type "String" and "Number")
"Output" - the format on which to display the value in the program (not used for type "String")
8 = dynamic
16 = bytes (no change)
32 = K
64 = M
128= G
Add 1 thru 7 to the number to determine how many decimal places to use.
IE KB (K) format with 1 decimal place (Ten's)
> Attr1Format=33
IE MB format with 2 decimal places (Hundred's)
> Attr1Format=66
IE dynamic format with 2 decimal places
> Attr1Format=10
-->
<attr index="0" caption="Size" type="number" input="#" output="68"/>
<attr index="1" caption="Date" type="date" input="yyyy.M.d" output="MM/dd/yyyy"/>
<attr index="2" caption="Time" type="time" input="H:m.s" output="H:m:s"/>
</attrs>
</DiskDir>
</Formats>
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Parsing Error reading DIR-file
DIRLIST
With command
I create files like this:
Open it with Filelistviewer creates a parsing error.
CATALOGMAKER
With Catalogmaker 3.1.7 I made a file and it can not be parsed if it has more then 16 lines.
Example - does not work (but works if you remove the last lines):
FILE SIZE AND DECIMAL
Which kind of decimal-separator to you use? Point "1.000" or "1'000" or "1,000"? See my example - I use ",".
EXPORT OPTIONS
I still don't understand the definitions of the columns ...
Peter
With command
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dir *.* /s /t:c /n /c /o:g > STATIONSNUMMER.dir
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Datenträger in Laufwerk D: ist Mein Datenträger
Volumeseriennummer: xyxy-1234
Verzeichnis von D:\Program Files\totalcmd
13.04.2010 12:39 <DIR> .
13.04.2010 12:39 <DIR> ..
20.12.2007 10:47 <DIR> Util_ContentAlt_1-0
22.04.2008 09:59 <DIR> TxQuickView
06.09.2006 11:14 <DIR> TC_Shell
10.03.2010 21:08 <DIR> Sonderprogramme
04.06.2008 13:02 <DIR> Reserve_Plugins
18.06.2009 08:34 <DIR> Plugins
15.12.2009 16:59 <DIR> Plotprogramme
25.09.2009 11:21 <DIR> OpenFileTC
13.11.2007 09:04 <DIR> Menüerweiterung
25.03.2010 21:46 <DIR> LANGUAGE
03.11.2009 10:51 <DIR> Icons
10.03.2010 20:31 <DIR> File
19.09.2006 08:39 <DIR> util_wcxtweak_0-5-2
19.01.2010 16:34 5'759 Extras.bar
20.07.2007 12:29 75'908 Extras.br1
19.01.2010 16:34 80'519 Extras.br2
12.11.2003 15:47 27 dirlist.bat
24.09.2009 08:50 7'680 FRERES32.DLL
11.01.2010 21:27 1'170 fsplugin.ini
14.04.2010 16:26 46 ftplist.txt
14.04.2010 16:26 108 ftplist.txt.bak
21.09.2009 17:25 251'829 Handbuch750.pdf
24.09.2009 08:50 561'428 HISTORY.TXT
CATALOGMAKER
With Catalogmaker 3.1.7 I made a file and it can not be parsed if it has more then 16 lines.
Example - does not work (but works if you remove the last lines):
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File name Ext Size Date Time Attr
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---- --------------- ---------- -------- ----
d:\abc\Titelblatt doc 75,776 13.01.2009 17:19.00 -a--
d:\abc\NUMMER.dir2 bak 1,062 18.05.2010 15:26.21 -a--
d:\abc\NUMMER dir 17,631 18.05.2010 15:23.34 -a--
d:\abc\Müller öse dir2 1,059 18.05.2010 15:26.44 -a--
d:\abc\xyz 8-1 Stand 2009-07-16 doc 249,344 21.07.2009 15:52.17 -a--
d:\abc\xyz 2_1.docm pdf 501,949 01.04.2010 17:14.48 ra--
d:\abc\xyz 2_1 docm 204,175 01.04.2010 16:38.08 ra--
d:\abc\xyz 1_1.docm pdf 364,824 01.04.2010 17:14.40 ra--
d:\abc\xyz 1_1 docm 79,301 01.04.2010 16:37.46 ra--
d:\abc\abc 310_1.docm pdf 1,227,020 01.04.2010 17:14.30 ra--
d:\abc\abc 310_1 docm 638,975 01.04.2010 16:40.12 ra--
d:\abc\abc 309_1 dot 919,552 18.03.2010 18:43.05 -a--
d:\abc\xyz 2_1.docm pdf 501,949 01.04.2010 17:14.48 ra--
d:\abc\xyz 2_1 docm 204,175 01.04.2010 16:38.08 ra--
Which kind of decimal-separator to you use? Point "1.000" or "1'000" or "1,000"? See my example - I use ",".
EXPORT OPTIONS
I still don't understand the definitions of the columns ...
Peter
Last edited by Peter on 2010-05-18, 13:55 UTC, edited 2 times in total.
TC 10.xx / #266191
Win 10 x64
Win 10 x64