These two plugins can be used to avoid selection of certain directories or files. They are intended to be used together. Here is an example screenshot:
Exclude files & directories
File 1.10 BETA 1 installation package
Directory 1.02 installation package
No readme is provided currently, sorry.
File 1.10 BETA 1 & Directory 1.02 Content plugins
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File 1.10 BETA 1 & Directory 1.02 Content plugins
Last edited by Lefteous on 2006-10-13, 07:45 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
Re: File 1.00 & Directory 1.02 Content plugins
pluginst.inf:
file=File.wcx
file=Directory.wcx
file=File.wcx
file=Directory.wcx
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Hello Lefteous,
I like to suggest some enhancements for File- and Directory-plugins:
1. File
1.1 Add a column for the short (DOS 8.3) filename
The internal tc-"plugin" can show them, but the "tc"-columns aren't available outside TC. Could be useful sometimes for using with "meta-plugins" like wdxInfoPacker or Super. (The parameters "%n", "%m" and "%f", e.g. used in wdxInfoPacker, provides short names only, if there is one... for files with short name = long name they returns empty strings)
2. Directory
2.1 Add a column for the short path (similar to 1.1)
2.2a Add a column for a shortened path,
where only the first n and the last m levels (or chars) of the path are shown. The omitted levels / chars could be depicted as "..."
This isn't a new proposal (for TC in general), but AFAIK there is no solution yet.
2.2b Alternatively, add some columns, for each element of the path one.
7 columns, 4 for the topmost levels ("C:", "program files", "totalcmd", "plugins" for example) and 3 for the lowermost levels should be enough. If the path consists in less than 7 levels, duplicate levels should be prevented.
Thank you!
Regards, van Dusen
Hello Lefteous,
I like to suggest some enhancements for File- and Directory-plugins:
1. File
1.1 Add a column for the short (DOS 8.3) filename
The internal tc-"plugin" can show them, but the "tc"-columns aren't available outside TC. Could be useful sometimes for using with "meta-plugins" like wdxInfoPacker or Super. (The parameters "%n", "%m" and "%f", e.g. used in wdxInfoPacker, provides short names only, if there is one... for files with short name = long name they returns empty strings)
2. Directory
2.1 Add a column for the short path (similar to 1.1)
2.2a Add a column for a shortened path,
where only the first n and the last m levels (or chars) of the path are shown. The omitted levels / chars could be depicted as "..."
This isn't a new proposal (for TC in general), but AFAIK there is no solution yet.
2.2b Alternatively, add some columns, for each element of the path one.
7 columns, 4 for the topmost levels ("C:", "program files", "totalcmd", "plugins" for example) and 3 for the lowermost levels should be enough. If the path consists in less than 7 levels, duplicate levels should be prevented.
Thank you!
Regards, van Dusen
File version 1.10 BETA 1 has been released. It provides a new field "Is In List". This field can be used for example to hide certain files. These files must be inside a text file. Each line must contain a filename inclusive extension but without path. You can use the internal TC command cm_CopyNamesToClip to copy and paste the filenames. The text file must be named FileList_* and placed in the directory "File" below the directory where your main settings file (mostly Wincmd.ini) is located.
You need to restart TC or unload all plugins (cm_UnloadPlugins) if you want to use newly created list files or made changes to a list file.
If you have created more than one FileList_* file you can select the desired file as unit. The default unit is the first file found.
If a file has been found in your list file the plug-in returns 1 otherwise 0.
Download:
File 1.10 BETA 1 installation package
You need to restart TC or unload all plugins (cm_UnloadPlugins) if you want to use newly created list files or made changes to a list file.
If you have created more than one FileList_* file you can select the desired file as unit. The default unit is the first file found.
If a file has been found in your list file the plug-in returns 1 otherwise 0.
Download:
File 1.10 BETA 1 installation package
Last edited by Lefteous on 2006-10-13, 10:55 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
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