How to display only ZIP files and hide folders？

[zeronofreya]

Screenshot of the "Define selection"-Dialog:
Image: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeronoFreya/Gallery/master/q_q_q.png



Please remove the "_" 's from q_q_q to make the link work

[Horst.Epp]

Make a button with the following command

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TOTALCMD#BAR#DATA
cd *.zip|*\

WCMICONS.DLL,24
Files only


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[zeronofreya]

Thank you very much, how do you write a custom type？
For example, pic means all image types？

[white]

2zeronofreya
Do you see in your screenshot the last tab named "Load/Save"?

[zeronofreya]

2zeronofreya
Do you see in your screenshot the last tab named "Load/Save"?

Is there any connection between this？
do you mean let me create a pic？
pic is there already, I don't know how to call it

cd >pic|*\ not work

[white]

I see, you want to filter dirs using a defined file type or in combination with defined file type. Regretfully, I think that's not possible. See: Request for Saved Search in Show Custom Crtl+12 to Display Only Files

You may want to add your support for such feature.

[tuska]

This plugin might be of interest: QuickSearch eXtended Version 2.2.7
Simply type .zip into the active window of TC and everything else (folders, irrelevant files) will be hidden.

Favourites can also be created, e.g.

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1 "!.aac|.ac3|.aif|.aifc|.aiff|.au|.cda|.dts|.fla|.flac|.it|.m1a|.m2a|.m3u|.m4a|.mid|.midi|.mka|.mod|.mp2|.mp3|.mpa|.ogg|.ra|.rmi|.spc|.rmi|.snd|.umx|.voc|.wav|.wma|.xm|.ani|.bmp|.gif|.ico|.jpe|.jpeg|.jpg|.pcx|.png|.psd|.tga|.tif|.tiff|.wmf|.3g2|.3gp|.3gp2|.3gpp|.amr|.amv|.asf|.avi|.bdmv|.bik|.d2v|.divx|.drc|.dsa|.dsm|.dss|.dsv|.evo|.f4v|.flc|.fli|.flic|.flv|.hdmov|.ifo|.ivf|.m1v|.m2p|.m2t|.m2ts|.m2v|.m4b|.m4p|.m4v|.mkv|.mp2v|.mp4|.mp4v|.mpe|.mpeg|.mpg|.mpls|.mpv2|.mpv4|.mov|.mts|.ogm|.ogv|.pss|.pva|.qt|.ram|.ratdvd|.rm|.rmm|.rmvb|.roq|.rpm|.smil|.smk|.swf|.tp|.tpr|.ts|.vob|.vp6|.webm|.wm|.wmp|.wmv"
a .aac|.ac3|.aif|.aifc|.aiff|.au|.cda|.dts|.fla|.flac|.it|.m1a|.m2a|.m3u|.m4a|.mid|.midi|.mka|.mod|.mp2|.mp3|.mpa|.ogg|.ra|.rmi|.spc|.rmi|.snd|.umx|.voc|.wav|.wma|.xm
p .ani|.bmp|.gif|.ico|.jpe|.jpeg|.jpg|.pcx|.png|.psd|.tga|.tif|.tiff|.wmf
d .msg|.c|.chm|.cpp|.csv|.cxx|.doc|.docm|.docx|.dot|.dotm|.dotx|.h|.hpp|.htm|.html|.hxx|.ini|.java|.lua|.mht|.mhtml|.odt|.pdf|.potx|.potm|.ppam|.ppsm|.ppsx|.pps|.ppt|.pptm|.pptx|.rtf|.sldm|.sldx|.thmx|.txt|.vsd|.wpd|.wps|.wri|.xlam|.xla|.xls|.xlsb|.xlsm|.xlsx|.xltm|.xltx|.xml
e .bat|.cmd|.exe|.msi|.msp|.msu|.scr
r ?\.3gp$|\.asf$|\.avi$|\.dat$|\.flv$|\.m4v$|\.mov$|\.mp4$|\.mpe$|\.mpeg$|\.mpg$|\.qt$|\.ra$|\.ram$|\.rm$|\.vob$|\.wmv$
t *.txt|*.rtf
v .3g2|.3gp|.3gp2|.3gpp|.amr|.amv|.asf|.avi|.bdmv|.bik|.d2v|.divx|.drc|.dsa|.dsm|.dss|.dsv|.evo|.f4v|.flc|.fli|.flic|.flv|.hdmov|.ifo|.ivf|.m1v|.m2p|.m2t|.m2ts|.m2v|.m4b|.m4p|.m4v|.mkv|.mp2v|.mp4|.mp4v|.mpe|.mpeg|.mpg|.mpls|.mpv2|.mpv4|.mov|.mts|.ogm|.ogv|.pss|.pva|.qt|.ram|.ratdvd|.rm|.rmm|.rmvb|.roq|.rpm|.smil|.smk|.swf|.tp|.tpr|.ts|.vob|.vp6|.webm|.wm|.wmp|.wmv
y ?^(?!\d\d\d\d\-\d\d-\d\d_).+
z .7z|.ace|.arj|.bz2|.cab|.gz|.gzip|.jar|.r00|.r01|.r02|.r03|.r04|.r05|.r06|.r07|.r08|.r09|.r10|.r11|.r12|.r13|.r14|.r15|.r16|.r17|.r18|.r19|.r20|.r21|.r22|.r23|.r24|.r25|.r26|.r27|.r28|.r29|.rar|.tar|.tgz|.z|.zip

Use the favourites as follows:
- TYPE IN >p in the active TC window -> for pictures
- TYPE IN >1 in the active TC window -> to NOT display pictures ("!.jpg"), etc. (the listed file types)

Before typing in you could use the shortcut CTRL + S to open the input field of QuickSearch eXtended too (but this is not necessary).
CTRL + SHIFT + S opens the input field and brings your last search parameters, then you can add/adapt your search parameters.

[Option: CTRL+B Directory branch: Show contents of current dir and all subdirs in one list]

[zeronofreya]

2tuska Thanks, maybe this is the only way out now.

[Gral]

If you need really easy solution just press CTRL+F12 and enter extensions for image files which you want to see, e.g.
*.bmp *.gif *.jpeg *.jpg *.png (and so on)
Note that TC does not contains out of the box ready to use sets "picture" "movies" or any other.
You can prepare such a set yourself and save for later use.
Note that for some people "IMG" means image that is picture, while for the others "IMG" is rather disk image, so no picture.