When I double click a file checksum, the file verifier opens and is ready for calculation.
I would expect that the calculation is done automatically.
When I double click an other file check sum, the already present file check sum is verified, but the newly added is only ready for calculation.
I would expect that the calculation is done automatically.
When i drop an other file to a verification entry, and start the verification, the message "50% done" is shown.
I don't like autostart because it does not work for the way I use it. I like adding files to check (large ones), and then I add some more, and then some more.. and then I start the work and can leave the machine to work and go to something else.
Checksum module currently don't do any settings/customizations. Not sure I want to add a whole settings things for just one settings . Hmm I see if I can add add settings for it someway or something.
Your comment contradicts the current implementation: adding a check starts automatically the check of the previous added check...
Version (x64) v16.2 (build 3211)
"adding a check starts automatically the check of the previous added check..." ?? Dont understand that.
I mean add some settings things that does not require a whole settings framework and UI.. maybe a registry setting or something simple.
When I double click a checksum file, the "File Verifier" opens and the entry is ready for running the check.
When I double click a second checksum file, the second entry is added, but the firs entry gets calculated and shows green the success of verification.
I have to start only the verify of the newest entry by hand.
Strange.
Not sure why the behavior is different.
Anyway.. I got it on my list to look over how that extension works.