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Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 14:13:02I think there could be a possibility to set in tag settings some logic, if this tag is set and you press its opposite it should replace the tag.
Quote from: Jungle on <strong>Today</strong> at 10:15:22Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-)When you say "like" and "dislike", it sounds like "good" and "bad". But a tag is basically just a text/color. I suppose, technically everything is possible, but I find implementing non-overlapping tag/groups unnecessarily complicated. What if you tagged a file with "like", but then decide to change it to "dislike", what should be done -- silent change or some warning? It would be a mess.
Quote from: Mathias (Author) on <strong>Today</strong> at 11:10:142/3. Yes you can set multiple tags.. the name of the tags are examples. Idea is that you modify the name to what you want to have. I just myself multiple tags on many files. But Sure Maybe an option to only allow 1 tag at the time. or maybe Tags should be able to be configured to not be allowed to be combined with others.
So it's a can of worms really !Quote from: Mathias (Author) on <strong>Today</strong> at 11:15:06Quote from: total_annihilation00 on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:54:46Bug: Paste action unavailable on an empty USB driveStrange.. Might be that it think the folder is invalid since it does not have anything there not even a "..", maybe .. or something
After formatting a USB drive, I couldn't paste files onto it because the drive was empty and the Paste action wouldn't trigger. I had Show hidden and system files disabled (Enabling the setting displayed the hidden 'System Volume Information' folder, after which copy/paste worked again —This seems like unexpected behavior: file operations on the drive shouldn't depend on whether hidden or system files are visible (thereby requiring a single file/folder to exist).)
The Paste action should be available when browsing an empty removable drive, regardless of whether hidden and system files are displayed.
Additional note: I use TeraCopy, which prompts me to choose between TeraCopy and File Explorer for transfers. This could be specific to my setup, but the transfer never starts because the "..." indicator doesn't appear in the file list's first column.
Anyway, I will investigate
Quote from: total_annihilation00 on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:54:46Bug: Paste action unavailable on an empty USB driveStrange.. Might be that it think the folder is invalid since it does not have anything there not even a "..", maybe .. or something
After formatting a USB drive, I couldn't paste files onto it because the drive was empty and the Paste action wouldn't trigger. I had Show hidden and system files disabled (Enabling the setting displayed the hidden 'System Volume Information' folder, after which copy/paste worked again —This seems like unexpected behavior: file operations on the drive shouldn't depend on whether hidden or system files are visible (thereby requiring a single file/folder to exist).)
The Paste action should be available when browsing an empty removable drive, regardless of whether hidden and system files are displayed.
Additional note: I use TeraCopy, which prompts me to choose between TeraCopy and File Explorer for transfers. This could be specific to my setup, but the transfer never starts because the "..." indicator doesn't appear in the file list's first column.
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 00:12:20Hi,
Issues which I found with tags:
1. Tags do not shows icons near file/folder names, just the colour.
2. I can set few tags simultaneously for example work & personal, it is strange for me
3. I can set simultaneously like it and dislike it (I think it should switch between both)
4. There is no possibility to filter files by tags (or didn't find such option yet)
5. No icons in context menu
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-)
Quote from: Jungle on <strong>Today</strong> at 10:15:22When you say "like" and "dislike", it sounds like "good" and "bad". But a tag is basically just a text/color. I suppose, technically everything is possible, but I find implementing non-overlapping tag/groups unnecessarily complicated. What if you tagged a file with "like", but then decide to change it to "dislike", what should be done -- silent change or some warning? It would be a mess.
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-)When you say "like" and "dislike", it sounds like "good" and "bad". But a tag is basically just a text/color. I suppose, technically everything is possible, but I find implementing non-overlapping tag/groups unnecessarily complicated. What if you tagged a file with "like", but then decide to change it to "dislike", what should be done -- silent change or some warning? It would be a mess.
Quote from: Lukasz S. on <strong>Today</strong> at 09:42:28Hi,
Thanks total_annihilation00, my comments:
1. I was looking in settings, but I missed it :-)
2–3. I think we shouldn't be able to set like and dislike together it doesn't make sense:-) In other, mainly graphic apps, we can set one tag only (star rating, clasification) to the picture. Similarly, if I set a work tag I do not set it as personal
4. I know, but there is separate filter option which I showed on screenshot.
Anyway, tags are very good feature in MultiCommander. I'll keep testing it.