TC Plugins Manager

[majkinetor !]

I gues viruses and trojans are keeping your system alive ....
If you desinfect your system you will destroy its core.

So, desabling AV was a good thing.. Especialy NOD32 since it is known to be notorious for you kernal.

[petermad]

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Access violation at address 7C9112B4 in module 'ntdll.dll'. Read of address FFFFFFFF.	

Reproducable:
It happens when the applied filter doesn't match.

I can not verify that - no problems here. Win XP SP2

[icfu]

It happens only with "refreshing" activated. Error box appears in the same refresh interval so don't use "1" for testing.

XP2 here too.

Icfu

[petermad]

It happens only with "refreshing" activated

Confirmed now !

[Alextp]

2StickyNomad
This is because I insert space to the name of disabled plugin: " [1] Plugin name". If I don't insert space, then disabled plugin will be sorted as normal plugin, but I want to list it at top of its category. (Since v1.8.5 - because now disabled plugins are also have "[nn]" order numbers). What do you suggest - not to insert space to the name?

2icfu

Access violation at address 7C9112B4 in module 'ntdll.dll'

It's strange, because I don't use ntdll.dll!
On my WinXP SP2 it works Ok.

[Xtrician]

Access violation at address 7C9112B4 in module 'ntdll.dll'

Not confirmed.
WinXP Pro SP2

[icfu]

@Alextp:

It's strange, because I don't use ntdll.dll!
On my WinXP SP2 it works Ok.

Have you activated refreshing in your tool? You haven't mentioned it so maybe you have overlooked it?

Icfu

[Alextp]

2icfu
Thanks for report, fixed and updated.

[icfu]

Works, thx.

Icfu

[StickyNomad]

2Alextp
Now that that's solved: can anybody reproduce this issue from my post on the previous page?

EDIT
Sorry, I've overseen your answer!
/EDIT

But if you add spaces to all disabled plugin names, why are all plugin types sorted correctly except for the lister plugins?
You should't remove the spaces, as I like the disabled plugins to be sorted at the beginning of the category, too. At the moment, I have no better suggestion for you, but I don't consider this a severe bug anyway, but I'll spent a thought about a possible solution when I got the time.

[Alextp]

2StickyNomad

But if you add spaces to all disabled plugin names, why are all plugin types sorted correctly except for the lister plugins?

I add spaces to Lister and Content plugins. Content plugins are already at the top of the list, and so Lister plugins are sorted incorrectly.

I found the solution: for disabled plugins I now insert space to the middle of the string:
"_Lister:_[N]_Name" - was
"Lister:__[N]_Name" - now
so items are sorted correctly now.
Download updated V1.8.6.2.

[StickyNomad]

2Alextp
Thank you very much for your fast response!

I tried to download PlugMan from your site and from totalcmd.net, but received anly a broken zipfile of ~94K. Could you check this please?

[StickyNomad]

2Alextp

OK, download worked and Sorting is fine now. Thanks again for This quickfix!

[petermad]

2Alextp

Thanks for report, fixed and updated.

Works fine now here as well

[versalzen]

hi, i saw some changes. thank you very much.

could you please expand the tooltips from

show plugins of this type only.

to

show plugins of this type only (wdx).
show plugins of this type only (wdc).
....

etc.
because it makes it simple to choose.
i mostly don't know, if lister plugins are wlx or wcx, or what content plugins are means.