Not sure if you would want to do a "!Refresh" with a FinishAction, but maybe a "!Redraw".
As for your last sentence................ no comment.
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FileView plugin 2.1
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Whatever the action is. I think !Update or !UpdateMeter * would probably work better. So long as the names and icons are guaranteed to display.
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Is there any possibility to directly refer to a certain file (name given) instead of use Index?
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Not really. The purpose of the plugin is to direct it to some folder and it will tell you its contents. If you already know the name of the file, then why use the plugin.
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
To get the file's icon in some launcher skinBrian wrote:Not really. The purpose of the plugin is to direct it to some folder and it will tell you its contents. If you already know the name of the file, then why use the plugin.
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What you could do is use the "WildcardSearch" option.
Something like this:
Obviously you would have to change the Path and WildcardSearch to the appropriate values.
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Something like this:
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[mIcon]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=FileView
Path=C:\Path\To\Your\File\
ShowDotDot=0
WildcardSearch=FileName.ext
Index=1
Type=Icon
IconSize=Large
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Didn't notice that thxBrian wrote:What you could do is use the "WildcardSearch" option.
Something like this:Obviously you would have to change the Path and WildcardSearch to the appropriate values.Code: Select all
[mIcon] Measure=Plugin Plugin=FileView Path=C:\Path\To\Your\File\ ShowDotDot=0 WildcardSearch=FileName.ext Index=1 Type=Icon IconSize=Large
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
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[m1]
Measure=Plugin
Plugin=FileView
Path="E:\\Program Files (x86)\\foobar2000"
Count=2
WildcardSearch=foobar2000.exe
Index=2
Type=Icon
IconPath=#@#Icons\Icon1.ico
IconSize=Large
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Did you update the measure after doing the !SetOption bangs?
Remember, the plugin is command driven, so just changing an option will not cause the plugin to update.
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Remember, the plugin is command driven, so just changing an option will not cause the plugin to update.
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Re: FileView plugin 1.1
Yes I did, and the measures had already returned from Icon11 to Icon 20Brian wrote:Did you update the measure after doing the !SetOption bangs?
Remember, the plugin is command driven, so just changing an option will not cause the plugin to update.
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