[WFX] VirtualPanel: Temporary panel for TC

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i see. so best usage to be more efficient, in line with plugin mindset, and avoid over complexity is to use VP as source to manipulate files, organize, or access original files faster, then it will sync with real files with the right manipulation (shift+enter). but then to do the opposite i would simply delete VP and recopy files from real files again. is this correct ?

for F6 : i will then focus on moving files on VP side only and see to get sync done on real file side. Just tried it out, and no effect on D:, even if i do "shift+enter" on confirmation dialog to move file

[Fla$her]

is this correct ?

Apparently, yes, at least until the author adds the necessary functionality.

i will then focus on moving files on VP side only and see to get sync done on real file side.

There is nothing to expect for the created list here. In this case, a virtual link will remain a link. In fact, this is just a path change in the full name of the link, and not a full-fledged movement. This is possible only in the structure of the created folder link.
Here, moving by pressing F6 is possible to the real drive, not VP.

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There is nothing to expect for the created list here. In this case, a virtual link will remain a link. In fact, this is just a path change in the full name of the link, and not a full-fledged movement. This is possible only in the structure of the created folder link.
Here, moving by pressing F6 is possible to the real drive, not VP.

Unsure I got your point here sorry.
If i move a file in VP, from folder1 to folder2 (all in VP), how to replicate that movement in real files on my D: ? not possible ?

[Fla$her]

D: > VP = virtual link
VP > VP = virtual link
VP > D: = real file

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and there is no way that when I do from VP to VP (moving a file/folder) then it is replicated on the real files from D: to D: (by "moving/adjusting" the virtual link that was created when doing D: to VP) ?

[Fla$her]

There is also an option to copy a link to a folder instead of creating a structure. But I don't think that in terms of speed it will be fundamentally different from working directly with the drive.

This is possible only in the structure of the created folder link.

This means that moving in the structure of such a folder will have the same effect as on the local drive (VP > VP = LD > LD).