Solved [TC 8.0b12 x64] posible Lister command line problem

[petermad]

I have this problem using Lister from command line, but I don't know whether it is a problem related to the plugin or to TC.

If I use the SWFView v 1.3.8.1 plugin ( http://www.totalcmd.net/download.php?id=swfview ) in the 32bit version of TC with a command line like this:

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%COMMANDER_EXE% /S=L:Pswfview drive:\path\filename.swf

it works as expexted = the file is opened by the plugin in Lister.

But if I use the 64bit plugin ( http://progman13.totalcmd.net/downloads/wlx_SWFView_1.3.8.1_x64.zip ) in TC x64, with the same command, Lister opens in binary mode, and I have to press 4 to open the file with the plugin.

The [ListerPlugins] entry is the same for both versions:

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4=%COMMANDER_PATH%\PLUGINS\WLX\SWFView\SWFView.wlx64
4_detect=MULTIMEDIA & ext="SWF" | (force & ext="EXE")

The [ListerPlugins64] section is:

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$checksum$=395607039
0=1
1=1
2=1
3=1
4=1

Other plugins like Imagine, mmedia, Fileinfo and HTMLView works OK from command line in TC x64 - so maybe it is a plugin problem.

[ghisler(Author)]

I will check it. Does it work without 4_detect, or with 4_detect=MULTIMEDIA ?

[petermad]

It does not work with 4_detect="MULTIMEDIA"
It does not work with 4_detect=

Completely without a 4_detect line, Lister takes about 10-15 seconds to start. It starts up in binary mode, but even though the plugin did not show the file, 4_detect=MULTIMEDIA & ext="SWF" | (force & ext="EXE") is now written to the ini file.

[ghisler(Author)]

Unfortunately SWFView 64-bit doesn't work at all here, although I installed the 64-bit Flash plugin from Adobe. Any ideas how to get that to work?

[Sob]

Do you have the right Flash plugin? There are two versions, one ActiveX for IE and one plugin for other browsers. SWFView needs the first one if I'm not mistaken.

[petermad]

There are two versions, one ActiveX for IE and one plugin for other browsers

Yes, you have to use IE to download/install the ActiveX version.

[mame]

There are two versions, one ActiveX for IE and one plugin for other browsers

Yes, you have to use IE to download/install the ActiveX version.

11.1.102.55

http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/pdc/11.1.102.55/install_flash_player_ax_32bit.exe
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/pdc/11.1.102.55/install_flash_player_32bit.exe
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/pdc/11.1.102.55/install_flash_player_ax_64bit.exe
http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/pdc/11.1.102.55/install_flash_player_64bit.exe

[ghisler(Author)]

Ah, now it works, thanks! However, I have no problems loading swf files with command line
totalcmd64.exe /S=L:Pswfview "c:\path\file name.swf"

The 0_detect line is loaded as:
0_detect="MULTIMEDIA & ext="SWF" | (force & ext="EXE")"

[petermad]

Well, I still cannot make it work here - and I have no problems with the equivalent line in TC 32 bit: totalcmd.exe /S=L:Pswfview "c:\path\file name.swf"

Using same detect line as you.

It has nothing to do with the actual swf file - I have tried with several different ones.

Mysterious !

[ghisler(Author)]

Try removing the plugin, then restart TC, re-install the plugin from the zip (auto-install) with the 64-bit version, and finally move it to the first line in the list.

[petermad]

I had already tried that by installing it again with a clean ini file. But I tried again with my work ini, but to no avail.

And it is not that the plugin doesn't work - it works fine when I press F3 on a swf file.

[ghisler(Author)]

Maybe a special path or environment variables or Unicode?

[petermad]

F:\film\hestekor.swf - so pure ANSI and even short enough to be 8.3 DOS - and F: is a real partition, not a mapped folder or network drive.

And as I wrote - I can just press 4 manually after Lister has opened in binary mode to load the plugin...

I tried going back in TC versions - and I can tell that here the plugin does not work with TC 8.0 x64 from beta 1 up til and including beta 6.

In those versions I get all kind of errors just using the plugin the ordinary way (F3 - no command line, same ini file), especially beta 1 gives error messages.

First just when pressing F3:

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error
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Crash in plugin SWFView.wlx64:ListLoadW:

Access violation
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OK Annuller
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If I click OK - Lister opens in binary mode - if I then press 4 I nothing happens, and if I then press Esc I get this:

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Totalcmd64
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System Error. Code: 1400.

Ugyldig vindues-handle.
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OK
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After trying a couple of time TC crashes with this:

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Total Commander 8.0ß1
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Access violation.
Access violation
Windows 7 SP1 6.1 (Build 7601)

Please report this error to the Author, with a description
of what you were doing when this error occurred!

Stack trace (x64):7E21C2
432FFD 40EAB6 7AAECB 434E73 7B562E 7A8C56 7A8B7B 437C61
7A73A4 7BE39D 7BB985 432B0E 56B06B 520B81 69B793 696800

Press Ctrl+C to copy this report!
Continue execution?
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Ja Nej
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In later betas I don't get any error messages, but when I press F3 on an swf file (tried several) the wait cursor is on for like 10-15 seconds, whereafter Lister opens in Binary mode. If I then press 4 the plugin opens (I can se the controls in the bottom of the Lister window), but the swf file does not load. If I try this a couple of times TC usually stops responding and has to be killed.

I have reinstalled the 64 bit (and the 32 bit) ActiveX Flash Player v. 11.1.102.55 to no avail.

[ghisler(Author)]

Crash in plugin SWFView.wlx64:ListLoadW

That's quite clear, it seems that the plugin starts just fine, cannot load your SWF file for some unknown reasons.

[petermad]

But that is only beta 1 that came up with that error.

Anyway - the SAME plugin can load the swf file in betas later than beta 6 - odd.