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1) File type names shown from the filetype columns is returned by Windows. MC ask windows for them. It should return same in Windows Explorer.
Yes some Windows API report NOT FOUND and some SHARING VIOLATION..Let FileExists() and others return:
Its only for some very special system files. Not sure it is worth the time to create some workaround just for them.
when checking if file exists the GetFileAttributes(..) API is used. But for the special system files it return false and set error code to FILE_NOT_FOUND.
If FileExists return 0 then Windows return error when checking for those special file. Windows actually return ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND when trying to check those files.But MC somehow shows that files in Explorer Panels. If it can detect them, then I don't see a reason why MultiScript's FileExists could not.
@var $type_name;
if ( IsFolder($_FILEPROP_FILEPATH) == 0 )
{
@var $ext = PathGetFileExtPart($_FILEPROP_FILEPATH);
$type_name = RegValueGetSZ("HKCR", $ext, "");
}
else
{
$type_name = "Directory";
}
@var $_COLUMN_TYPE_DESCRIPTION = RegValueGetSZ("HKCR", $type_name, "");Thanks. Checking this option works.
I don't see it losing defined scripables columns. have you checked the option for the script to be a FileProp?
if(IsVariableDefined("$_FILEPROP_FILEPATH") == 0)
{
@var $_FILEPROP_FILEPATH = GetTargetFocusPath();
}
Example of script that will just show the file extension in a column.Code: [Select]if(IsVariableDefined("$_FILEPROP_FILEPATH") == 0)
{
@var $_FILEPROP_FILEPATH = GetTargetFocusPath();
}
@var $ext = PathGetFileExtPart($_FILEPROP_FILEPATH);
@var $_FILEPROP_DISPLAYNAME = $ext;
Is there an easy way to "activate a tab if it exists or create a new one"? Or I have to write a script to check every tabs before create it?I think you'll have to perform a check.
@var $path1 = 'c:\temp'
@var $path2 = 'c:\temp\22'
MC.Explorer.NewBrowser PATH="{$path1}" SIDE=LEFT
MC.Explorer.NewBrowser PATH="{$path2}" SIDE=RIGHT@var $lnk = GetSourceFocusPath();
@var $path = GetWinShortcutTarget( $lnk );
MC.Explorer.Goto SOURCE="{$path}";
I always have to re-adjust my panels to 50%/50% when starting MC. Where can I set that the % of panel width is always 50%/50%?
Also I would like to be sure then that column with is also sizing according to panel width (that is wider when panels width get bigger) and where to configure that?
I tried to create a shortcut to MC on the desktop and input:
"C:\Program Files\MultiCommander (x64)\MultiCommander.exe" -AutoRun=Core.1206
It doesn't work.
Command type = Internal Commands
Module = Multicommander (Base)
Command = Full Pane widthMC.RunCmd ID="Core.1206"
Will you commit your changes to the QL GitHub ?I'll try. Or will ask the author to merge the changes.
I see, so the "issue" (if it is an issue) should be fixed from QL side then, by having it watching more managers...It's not an issue. Unfortunately, adding custom file manager support can't be done by creating independent dll. This would require to change QuickLook.Native project. But the first impression makes me think that adding MC support to QL shouldn't be hard for someone who has Visual Studio installed.
Now of course I have no idea how they do it.I've taken a look at the sources, and from what I've seen and understood, QuickLook constantly monitors active window and tries to get selection from it if the window type matches supported managers (explorer, dopus etc.)