I have defined a color for files not older than 1 hour, and I have WatchDirs=55.
When I make a change to a file with a Lister plugin, so that the file date is set to current time, then the date is changed automatically in the file panel for the file, as it should be, but the color isn't changed to the not-older-than-1-hour color until I reload the file panel or go out of and back into the directory.
To reproduce either make a change to an older file with syn2 or synplus plugin. Or use any plugin and watch it's ini file when changes are made to it by the plugin.
This applies only to lister run internally. If I run Lister as separate instance the color is updated alright, as it is if I use other external programs.
This applies both to TC 8.0 and earlier (TC 7.56a).
Defined colors by file type doesn't always take effect
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Defined colors by file type doesn't always take effect
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This behaviour is intentional, the color is NOT re-calculated when there is a WatchDirs notification.
Why? Loading colors is one of the slowest things in TC, and with sizes possibly changing every second (e.g. during downloads) this would cause a horrible slowdown.
Why? Loading colors is one of the slowest things in TC, and with sizes possibly changing every second (e.g. during downloads) this would cause a horrible slowdown.
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