The plugins are mainly intended to demonstrate how to develop plugins for Transformer Framework. Even if I put them into the zip you would still have to install them. I'm working on ND's "portable" request. When it's ready, the plugins will be installed too when you install the framework. The automatic installation is only possible in this beta version because later you can't overwrite the existing ini files by installing an updated TFW.
The pluginst.ini file is in the TransformerFW.zip.
+ feature: Portability
+ added: "Press enter here to display help..." item in the root directory
+ bugfix: SDK: The case sensitive ID in the functions of Settings structure has been fixed to case insensitive
+ bugfix: And other smaller fixes in the framework
The new version and a new version with preinstalled plugins are downloadable ...
I've been playing with the Data Replacer sample, doing conversions on multiple files. This works when selecting multiple files and copying, but not with Sync Dirs.
Am I doing something wrong?
aNDreas Bolotă The truth always carries the ambiguity of the words used to express it. (Frank Herbert, God Emperor of Dune)
If you meant synchronize dirs menu then you do everything right, but TC doesn't call the framework in that case.
If you write exact details what you are going to do, I try to check it.
Peter:
It's more understandable with hex codes, but naturally string replacing is also possible. It's easy to do it in Ansi case, but Unicode is a bit more difficult. You can implement this function if you want, I'd be happy.
Nowadays I'm improving the framework, and adding new features like support for developing frontend plugins for command line applications (which was suggested by you), installing plugins from zip, etc.
I hoped you would do it.
When I finish the new version of the framework, I'll code this string replacer option for you if you still need it. It seems nobody feels like developing anything for the framework, so being alone makes things slower.
Summr wrote:...I'll code this string replacer option for you if you still need it. ...
Fine, this will be a helpful tool for many users.
Summr wrote:...It seems nobody feels like developing anything for the framework,....
I think this takes time - not all users know how to code, and the "coders" have a lot to do ...
But there are other tool which started like "Snow White" - suddenly some princes came and made it awake
Peter:
There are small bugfixes, nothing new. I decided to release a final (non-beta) version because there will be a lot of new feature in the following version.
