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Support and Feedback / Folder reread performance
« Last post by veds on Yesterday at 21:44:37 »
Open a (slow network) folder with a lot of files in it (+50.000).
The files are shown instantly in MC.
Press enter on ".." to go one folder up and press enter again to open the same folder.
Reading the files of the same folder is this time much slower.

Restart MC and open the same folder and now the files are shown again instantly.

What could be reason for MC being much slower when a folder is opened a second time?

MC v15.3 (build 3079)
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Multi Commander does not explicitly mention displaying the count of items to be deleted in its Delete Dialog Box. Would be nice to view the Deleted Files/Folder Count beforehand ! Useful if say I accidentally selected another file/folder as well w/o realizing !  ;)
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Oh wow, that is great to hear ! Thank you ! Something to look forward to in the future !!  :)
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yes Backspace/space  go to previous / next image.

Arrow key are used to move the image if you are zoomed in.

Because image viewer is an extension with its own Window it does not fit into the keyboard customization framework that MC have.
But there is plans to rewrite how that works.. then it will support it. but I can't say when that will happen since that is a major change.

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No wait, Spacebar & Backspace keys work !!!  :)  But it would still be nice to use ArrowKeys for Images in DataViewer Navigation…
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After updating to the latest Beta (the latest one which reads long paths in Images in built-in DataViewer), by a stroke of genius I found out that running in a duplicate portable copy folder, I'am able to cycle through images in built-in DataViewer by pressing the blue Back & Forward Buttons in the Image DataViewer's Menu. I was wondering where the hotkeys for these reside, so I can try changing the keys for this & stop using JPEGView for images. When I press Spacebar it displays the next image in the foler, but the ArrowKeys & PageUp/Down don't work, perhaps re-customizing the hotkeys might fix this ?! (if I knew where they were in the Keyboard Customization)…
P.S: Please allow the Tab Forward/Backward cycling keys to be customized. I don't like Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab for cycling tabs, I would prefer Ctrl+PageUp/PageDown instead, if that means clearing the hotkey for the Image cycling (or whatever) Ctrl+PageUp/PageDown I will do that if I have to !

Please allow customizing/ setting hotkeys for back & forward cycling of images & Tabs !!
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Support and Feedback / Re: Regex matches in MR
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on Yesterday at 13:50:23 »
Don't forget to check the "RegEx" checkbox
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Support and Feedback / Re: Regex matches in MR
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on Yesterday at 13:42:36 »
There are variants of RegEx.. I think MC is using ECMAScript standard of regex.

Exactly how it works I don't know. MC is using code that exists in c++ for it.



But it works for me
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Support and Feedback / Re: Regex matches in MR
« Last post by Jungle on Yesterday at 13:40:19 »
For me, both scenarios work.
But be careful with #2. If you enter Find and Replace editor (by pressing [...] button), it will corrupt your "|"-separated group as long as it itself uses "|" as a Find-Replace separator
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Support and Feedback / Regex matches in MR
« Last post by Ulfhednar on Yesterday at 13:20:53 »
I have a couple of questions about regex use in MultiRename

(?:[0-9a-z]{30})
should match string:-
0ec4dc9a5ea17339b06d1d0f1b2283
but doesn’t find it whether alone or placed in a longer string.

Test page on regex101.com shows it works in both instances eg:
Quote
(?:[0-9a-z]{30})  /gm
Non-capturing group (?:[0-9a-z]{30})
Match a single character present in the list below [0-9a-z]
{30} matches the previous token exactly 30 times
0-9 matches a single character in the range between 0 (index 48) and 9 (index 57) (case sensitive)
a-z matches a single character in the range between a (index 97) and z (index 122) (case sensitive)


Multiple search matches when | separated eg:-
(abc|zxy|der)
won’t work, each element needs to be separately entered on an individual line.

Is this expected behaviour?
I checked the regex's work online so I'm wondering what is different.
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