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Support and Feedback / Re: Quick filter

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on May 09, 2026, 22:36:45 »

You can create Filters (Configuration > Filters) then use this in a User-Defined Command (replace with your relevant FilterID) to filter out the files you want (these can be used as Custom Commands or MultiScripts and you can give them a Hotkey):
Filter e-Book Only (Sumatra) "doc"

Code: [Select]

MC.Explorer.SetViewFilter FILTERID="110d14a5c6844ff988d51cf79fb2ef3b"

You can use this to select all files solely without showing anything else (GhostFilter):
Source Code Select GhostFilter Files

Code: [Select]

Sleep(300);
MC.Explorer.Goto LEFT="D:\Download\cpp-projekt\FuzenOp_SiloTest\Yahoo-8Ball-Pool-Clone\"
Sleep(300);
MC.Explorer.Select FILTER="Pool-Game-CloneV18.cpp Yahoo-8Ball-Pool-Clone.rc resource.h" ONLYFILES
Sleep(300);
MC.RunCmd ID="ExplorerPanel.51023";
Sleep(300);

These are just scratching the surface, you can put them to use any way you like. You can use Filters to specify File Coloring Rules as well. ChatGPT AI is pretty decent at scripting and stuff.

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Support and Feedback / Re: Quick filter

« Last post by mgigli on May 09, 2026, 21:47:24 »

I know it's a bit of a hassle, but is there any way to do this with a single key? For example, by using an internal command that I assign to a key?

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Support and Feedback / Re: Quick filter

« Last post by total_annihilation00 on May 09, 2026, 20:40:41 »

Ctrl+F for the Filter Box focus then Backspace to erase & Escape to return to the main view.

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Support and Feedback / Quick filter

« Last post by mgigli on May 09, 2026, 16:18:48 »

Hi,
Since I started migrating from TC, I have been trying to migrate some functionality to which I had become accustomed. I have already migrated TeraCopy and was searching for other things. The last thing I'm trying to configure is the quick search.
In TC, the quick search option allows you to only show files that meet the criteria. Here, Quick Search doesn't have this option, but Quick Filter may serve the same purpose. However, I can't figure out how to close or delete the Quick Filter option. I don't know if there is a missing keyboard assignment that I can't see. I'm trying to accomplish this with a user-defined internal command, but I also can't find any command that quickly closes (cleans, erases, etc.) the quick filter.

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Support and Feedback / Re: Configuring TeraCopy

« Last post by mgigli on May 09, 2026, 15:26:40 »

I finally managed to do it, with a bit of help.
I'm leaving my multiscript here for anyone who wants it.
At the moment, it works with files, folders and lists.
If there are any problems, please let me know, as it might need to be changed.

@var $listfile = TranslateEnvString( "%TEMP%" ) + "\\tc_list.txt";
@var $paths = GetSourceSelectedPaths();
@var $target = GetTargetPath();
SaveArray( $listfile, $paths, 1, 1 );
@var $args = "Copy *\"" + $listfile + "\" \"" + $target + "\"";
MC.Run CMD="C:\Program Files\TeraCopy\TeraCopy.exe" ARG="{$args}"

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta

« Last post by Mathias (Author) on May 08, 2026, 15:35:55 »

I can extract a zip with subfolders and they are created.  Can you explain what you are doing.. What do I have to do to reproduce it ?

Simply select the ZIP file without opening it and extract it with Alt+F6. Then the main directory with the name of the ZIP file should be created in the target directory, and this should also work for multiple ZIP files at the same time, if I’m not mistaken. In any case, the main directory named exactly like the ZIP file is not created, and the error message appears instead. Edit: "Unpack Archives into individual Folders" have to be enabled.

As I said above.. Single file zip was the issue. There is an optimization for zip with only a single item in them, and it did not create the target path if it was missing.

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta

« Last post by Matthias515566 on May 08, 2026, 15:24:10 »

I can extract a zip with subfolders and they are created.  Can you explain what you are doing.. What do I have to do to reproduce it ?

Simply select the ZIP file without opening it and extract it with Alt+F6. Then the main directory with the name of the ZIP file should be created in the target directory, and this should also work for multiple ZIP files at the same time, if I’m not mistaken. In any case, the main directory named exactly like the ZIP file is not created, and the error message appears instead. Edit: "Unpack Archives into individual Folders" have to be enabled.

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta

« Last post by Mathias (Author) on May 08, 2026, 15:19:20 »

The error described above bothers me too. I have also noticed that when extracting with Alt+F6, directories are no longer created automatically, and instead an error message appears saying that the target path does not exist.

Well As written in changelog. entire fileoperation engine is redone so errors in that is expected..

But I can't reproduce this. I can extract a zip with subfolders and they are created.  Can you explain what you are doing.. What do I have to do to reproduce it ?

Ahh It must be a single file in the zip in the root of the zip..

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta

« Last post by Mathias (Author) on May 08, 2026, 13:24:54 »

The error described above bothers me too. I have also noticed that when extracting with Alt+F6, directories are no longer created automatically, and instead an error message appears saying that the target path does not exist.

Well As written in changelog. entire fileoperation engine is redone so errors in that is expected..

But I can't reproduce this. I can extract a zip with subfolders and they are created.  Can you explain what you are doing.. What do I have to do to reproduce it ?

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta

« Last post by Matthias515566 on May 08, 2026, 12:51:11 »

The error described above bothers me too. I have also noticed that when extracting with Alt+F6, directories are no longer created automatically, and instead an error message appears saying that the target path does not exist.