Please wait for beta 2 if you can't get it to work. It will include the necessary dlls.
there seems to be a long timeout before the search results pane starts to populate (status bar and some widgets turn BLACK for that moment), but then I see all folders traversed in the status bar and the search results are presented in the regular way. My guess is that TC tries to use Everything, fails after a timeout, then starts a regular search?
The long timeout is when TC requests the list of names from Everything until it receives that entire list.
but then I see all folders traversed in the status bar and the search results are presented in the regular way. My guess is that TC tries to use Everything, fails after a timeout, then starts a regular search?
TC gets the size, timestamp and other attributes for all the returned files. Everything beta would return these too, but I can't expect that people use a beta in production environment, sorry. I will adapt my code once that version is no longer in beta.
TC gets the size, timestamp and other attributes for all the returned files. Everything beta would return these too, but I can't expect that people use a beta in production environment, sorry. I will adapt my code once that version is no longer in beta.
Can you perhaps dynamically check which Everything version is being used and if it's a new one then get the data from Everything?
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
TW wrote:why run as a service? as far as i understood, you need to run the GUI anyway to make it working with TC.
Without the service Everything needs to be running with enhanced rights
That would be a very bad idea for security reasons.
ah, ok.
Hacker wrote:Christian,
TC gets the size, timestamp and other attributes for all the returned files. Everything beta would return these too, but I can't expect that people use a beta in production environment, sorry. I will adapt my code once that version is no longer in beta.
Can you perhaps dynamically check which Everything version is being used and if it's a new one then get the data from Everything?
Roman
hm, but the latest Everything beta seems to work fine here with TC x64? what am i missing?
Can you perhaps dynamically check which Everything version is being used and if it's a new one then get the data from Everything?
That would be nice. But I checked the Everything SDK, and there isn't any function to get these details. Seems that they didn't update the SDK for the beta yet.
For me it still doesn't work in beta 2. The checkbox is checked but the search is performed without the help of Everything (enumeration). Could you maybe display an error message?