QuickSearch eXtended

[Samuel]

2Andreas:
Its nothing wrong there.

The correct syntax is: "!.pdf"
".pdf!" will search for "*.pdf!"-files.

The negation char "!" does only work as first char

[Andreas]

Your "Read Me" File is (was?) broken

[Samuel]

Cannot confirm.
There is a copy in your TC directory: "tcmatch.pdf"

[Andreas]

http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/5243/2010012900.gif

[Hacker]

Andreas,
Works fine here.

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99cf67f0867a31b10dd1df28919c80a3 *tcmatch.pdf

Roman

[Samuel]

PS: Does anyone have further suggestions for search modes/improvements for QSx?

How about an email client?

....PS: Does anyone have further suggestions for search modes/improvements for QSx?

GUI for Settings?
Quick change / toggle between "match_beginning"?

I also considered a GUI written in AHK. Perhaps also a mini GUI opening near the QS Field of TC. (Allowing to set the most important options.)
Someone has an idea how to attach it to TCs QS Field in a smart way?

What do you mean with: "Quick change / toggle between "match_beginning"?"
Can you give an example how it should work?

[wupi]

Great work, thanks a lot !

[Peter]

....What do you mean with: "Quick change / toggle between "match_beginning"?"
Can you give an example how it should work?

Maybe I misunderstood the feature, but ...

I have files:

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hello jim.txt
ciao john.txt
test.doc

Match_beginning=1, presssing "h", Result:

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hello.jim

Match_beginning=0, presssing "h", Result:

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hello.jim
ciao john.txt

When I want to change between the modes, I have to open and edit the INI - a hard way ...

I want a feature like "Ctrl+M+B" which switches between the modes ..

(I hope it is clear; otherwise I will switch to german.)


Peter

[Samuel]

Hotkeys are currently hard to implement, because my dll does not run always. But if I will add a GUI this will be possible by pressing a button (perhaps also with Hotkeys).

[Peter]

... But if I will add a GUI ...

Fine.

Peter

[solid]

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Version 1.6.0
 - Added a new search-mode: "srch" (default activation char: "*") With this search you may skip letters of the filename. So the filter "dwn" will find the files "Download.zip" and "Sandra went to town.docx".

Nice. Like in Launchy. Thanks a lot for good work.

[majkinetor !]

Updated first post: Version 1.6.0 is available.

Hej, thx for this, I rly appreciate it. I like the name too - srč.

About GUI, is it smart to bloat dll with rarely used GUI ?
Standalone ini editor is better idea.

[Samuel]

I didnt wanted to bloat the dll. I just wanted to add a ahk Prog that does the GUI optionally.

I thought also about a very small GUI showing icons for:
- case sensitive
- match beginning
- different search modes

It would only appear if TCs QS window is open.

[Hacker]

Hello Samuel,
I seem not to be able to get WDX search to work. I would like to quickly filter images to see only those which were taken using ISO 100.

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[wdx]
debug_output=3
wdx_test=ISO@c:\Programy\Totalcmd\Plugins\Content\Exif\exif.wdx

However, when I enter "100" in the search field, nothing is shown.

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File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "1"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "1"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "1"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "10"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "10"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "10"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "100"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "100"

File: "X.JPG"
Filter: "100"

Any help, please?

TIA
Roman

[Samuel]

I seem not to be able to get WDX search to work. I would like to quickly filter images to see only those which were taken using ISO 100.

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[wdx]
debug_output=3
wdx_test=ISO@c:\Programy\Totalcmd\Plugins\Content\Exif\exif.wdx

However, when I enter "100" in the search field, nothing is shown.

First you need to use the "wdx_separator_char=/" before 100:

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Filter: "/100" 

And your Ini entry should look like:

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[wdx]
wdx_text_plugin1=ISO@c:\Programy\Totalcmd\Plugins\Content\Exif\exif.wdx

Or you could use:

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[wdx]
wdx_groups=1
wdx_text_plugin1=ISO@c:\Programy\Totalcmd\Plugins\Content\Exif\exif.wdx

So you could search with:

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Filter: "100"