INI parameter "AlwaysPackInBackground=" wanted
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INI parameter "AlwaysPackInBackground=" wanted
[face=courier]Christian, is it possible to add INI parameter "AlwaysPackInBackground=" to make Commander always pack files in the background?[/face]
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Not so easily - packing consists of a non-threadsafe initial part, and a thread-safe second part (only for zip) where the user can click the "background" button. Only that second part could then be moved to the background, not the entire operation.
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[face=courier]On 27-09-2004 21:11:30 +0000 ghisler(Author) wrote:
g> and a thread-safe second part (only for zip) where the user
g> can click the "background" button.
It looks like you forgot that you added "Background" button to "Files being packed" window (so it became dialog window :), that appears if Commander packs files with some external packer, e.g. rar.exe (actually that packing processes are background ones anyway, 'cause that packers are external programs %).
g> Only that second part could then be moved to the background,
g> not the entire operation.
That's OK - I just don't want to see that "Files being packed" dialog window and don't want to hit that "Background" button every time I pack files with e.g. rar.exe (but of course I want Commander to play "Pack complete" sound after operation is finished).
So actually I just want Commander to hit that "Background" button in all pack files dialogs (internal ZIP and external packers ones) by itself :).
Is it possible?[/face]
g> and a thread-safe second part (only for zip) where the user
g> can click the "background" button.
It looks like you forgot that you added "Background" button to "Files being packed" window (so it became dialog window :), that appears if Commander packs files with some external packer, e.g. rar.exe (actually that packing processes are background ones anyway, 'cause that packers are external programs %).
g> Only that second part could then be moved to the background,
g> not the entire operation.
That's OK - I just don't want to see that "Files being packed" dialog window and don't want to hit that "Background" button every time I pack files with e.g. rar.exe (but of course I want Commander to play "Pack complete" sound after operation is finished).
So actually I just want Commander to hit that "Background" button in all pack files dialogs (internal ZIP and external packers ones) by itself :).
Is it possible?[/face]
[face=courier]The Protoss do NOT run from their enemies.
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]