DirSizeCalc 1.21
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DirSizeCalc is a Content plugin for Total Commander.
Plugin description
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DirSizeCalc counts the size of all files in a directory and displays the result. The calculation is done in background. This enables you to continue work while the calculation is in progress.
If you use one of the "on demand" fields press the SPACE key on your keyboard to start the calculation. The "background" fields will immediately start the calculation when you enter the directory.
In addition some other related fields are provided.
Field descriptions
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Size File size
Compressed Size Compressed Size is the file size when the compressed attribute is set. This field is only available on Windows NT based systems.
Directory Count Count of all subdirectories in a directory.
File Count Count of all files in a directory.
Empty Retrieves if a directory neither subdirectories nor files.
Contains files Retrieves if a directory contains any files.
Contains subdirectories Retrieves if a directory contains subdirectories.
1.21
- FIXED Executing file operations on directories wasn't possible in some cases after the field "Contains files" has been used.
- FIXED Units had been shown for fields which are not able to display file sizes.
1.20
- ADDED All fields can now be calculated in background or on demand.
- ADDED No more limits on formatting and sorting user-defined units enabled through Plugin interface enhancements.
- ADDED Plugin interface enhancements are now used to enable displaying of placeholders. They are shown until the calculation has been completed.
- ADDED New fields "Contains files" and "Contains Subdirectories" added.
Thanks! Really great! Even on an USB1.1-stick real fast!
One question/hint/request: the command [=dirsizecalc.Größe (Hintergrund)] (sorry about the german command text, I hope you understand it anyway) lists the sizes properly. However, the list is justified to the left whereas the original size list is justified to the right which is appreciably easier to read. I wonder if you would be so kind to offer a right-justifiable solution alternatively?
However, the list is justified to the left whereas the original size list is justified to the right which is appreciably easier to read. I wonder if you would be so kind to offer a right-justifiable solution alternatively?
*hmmpf* sorry! my fault! Of course you are right! I changed the column's content and forgot to adjust the alignment (that's what I meant by justi.... *grmpf*)
So, everythings fine now! Thanx a lot.
And: Thanks, no need for a German thread. The problem is solved and I do hope that more people understand my poor English than a proper German text.
Hi, your plugin is great and I use it instead of standard TC size for the third column now.
A suggestion : can you store in a cache the calculated size for each folder?
Like this, you'll need to recalculate only new folders and the folders whose date of modification have been changed.
Fabio Chelly. #60241
Lorsqu'on s'occupe d'informatique il faut faire comme les canards...
Paraître calme en surface et pédaler comme un forcené par en dessous
Hi, your plugin is great and I use it instead of standard TC size for the third column now.
Thank you for using my plugin.
can you store in a cache the calculated size for each folder?
Like this, you'll need to recalculate only new folders and the folders whose date of modification have been changed.
Thank you for suggestion. I will take it on my wishlist.
Uh... this does not seem to work for me. If I understand well I should be able to add a specific column for fields that should be filled with the result of the calculation, but the only fields I can choose are in the following groups:
Is it possible for your plugin to show the size of files in compresses archives as TC does?
Fabio Chelly. #60241
Lorsqu'on s'occupe d'informatique il faut faire comme les canards...
Paraître calme en surface et pédaler comme un forcené par en dessous
