Determine which WLX plugin is doing the heavy lifting

nn1k3 · Post by *nn1k3 » 2014-01-25, 21:51 UTC

When I ^Q quick-view a file I want to know which of my WLX lister files is doing the rendering for me. It is not one always what one might think judging from the file extension and the names of the plugins and their order.

I can press 1,2,3,4 in the viewed panel to see various aspects of my file, but that doesn't tell me which WLX file is doing the work.

I can disable a plugin with TCPlugman - if the view is lost then that plugin was providing the rendering.

Having to DISABLE a plugin then ^Q testing can take time with many plugins. Can we restart TC vanilla (without any plugins) and then ENABLE one-by-one? Maybe I need two versions of wincmd.ini, with one just for testing. Advice is most welcome.

Sir_SiLvA · Post by *Sir_SiLvA » 2014-01-25, 22:02 UTC

then press F3 instead and in the header line you see wich plugin is working....

nn1k3 · Post by *nn1k3 » 2014-01-26, 11:45 UTC

Yes, I see it now. - thanks. Very helpful.

I see "Lister (name of active plugin) - [path\filename]" in the header.
I see "Lister - [path\filename]" when Lister does not need a plugin