DirSizeCalc 2.22 (content plugin)

[Lefteous]

But even if I have chosen only one unit, the "Show unit" box is still disabled!

But not if you set the file size to > 0 right?

Danish translation

Thanks!

[petermad]

But not if you set the file size to > 0 right?

The opposite - it is only if I set the file size to 0 that I am allowed to toggle the "Show unit" setting.

Otherwise it looks like this: http://madsenworld.dk/tcmd/dirsizec.png

[Lefteous]

2petermad

The opposite - it is only if I set the file size to 0 that I am allowed to toggle the "Show unit" setting.

Actually setting it to 0 means > 0
Just read the line as a whole:

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Use kB if file size > 0

[Clo]

2Lefteous

Again…

• I've édited my post above a while ago, right, I corrected the units strings, but the "All_dims" is not translated still,
I don't know where it comes from…

…Entering a S character will result in a space character in DirSizeCalc. …

Nope, you cannot enter a “S”, it results in an alarm beep only !
- However, typing a #160 character instead works.
- When you press "Space", a "S" is displayed, and has vanished when you reopen the options box the next time…
- I'll try to reinstall the plug-in, because till now, I've set 2 columns, and they remain desesperately empty
(with small sub-dirs) even waiting for one hour…
- I'll resend the corrected LNG at night…

 VG
Claude
Clo

[Lefteous]

2Clo

"All_dims" is not translated still,
I don't know where it comes from…

It's a custom unit from an old version. Custom units means al attributes of the unit are defined by the user. This includes the unit name. So you could give a custom unit an English name and then translate the string in the language file. Or you could just name the unit in your working language and you are done.
Please also note that there are no custom fields or units defined by default in DirSizeCalc 2.

you cannot enter a “S”, it results in an alarm beep only

Can anyone conform this? This works fine here.

When you press "Space", a "S" is displayed

I already confirmed this behavior...

[icfu]

Can anyone conform this? This works fine here.

Nope, there is no beep, at least not if you are not trying to enter more than one separator char...

Icfu

[Clo]

2icfu

Hi Jeff !

• Well, I guess that occurs when a space is already on the field, but since the fleeting "S" is gone, it's invisible,
and leads to think that not any character is set already…
- Again, I think that the "S" marking might remain

 VG
Claude
Clo

[dott]

Here you can find the Spanish translation:
http://dl.free.fr/mf4ZYGg3g/wdx_dirsizecalc_2.00_rc1_spanish.7z

Regarding the S character, this is the behaviour here:
If I type S(or space) from within DirSizeCalcSettings.exe I can see the space separator in preview, so click [OK]→Restart Tc: the space separator is gone.
In setting file DirSizeCalc.ini a space character is saved on

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[UnitConfig_XXX]
ThousandSeparator= 

The only way that I can see the space separator on tc is manually edit DirSizeCalc.ini and add a S character instead of a space character:

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[UnitConfig_XXX]
ThousandSeparator=S

[Lefteous]

2dott
Thanks for the translation.

If I type S(or space) from within DirSizeCalcSettings.exe I can see the space separator in preview

I cannot reproduce this behavior here.

[Vansumsen]

Lefteous

Same behaviour as for dott for the "ThousandSeparator" here (WinXp Pro French SP3) :

In setting file DirSizeCalc.ini a space character « » is saved on and no space are displayed !


The only way that I can see the space separator on tc is manually edit DirSizeCalc.ini and add a «S» character instead of a space character, then it works perfectly and a space is displayed !

Friendly

Paul

[DrShark]

ADDED File History.txt contains the full list of changes.

There is no file history.txt in archive...

[Lefteous]

2Vansumsen

Same behaviour as for dot

So I guess I have to reinvestigate as more than one user can reproduce the problem.

2DrShark

There is no file history.txt in archive...

Thanks for the hint. I have to confirm this.

[solid]

2Lefteous

Is it possible to define custom units ex. DVD or CD, so the display will be like 2.3CD or 0.7DVD?
Can this be addes as feature?

[fenix_productions]

2Lefteous
Defining your own calculation values for K,M,G is not working correctly.
I've wanted to have values like in TC. I've decided to choose "Decimal" because of prefixes but I've specified i.e. 1024 for kB and this is not working properly.

Please, take a look on screenshot. In custom columns size is shown as on Preview.

[Lefteous]

2solid

Is it possible to define custom units ex. DVD or CD, so the display will be like 2.3CD or 0.7DVD

Sounds like an interesting idea.

2fenix_productions

Defining your own calculation values for K,M,G is not working correctly.
I've wanted to have values like in TC. I've decided to choose "Decimal" because of prefixes but I've specified i.e. 1024 for kB and this is not working properly.

I'm using standard prefixes. I think this is quite obviously explained in the unit settings dialog (1000 bytes = 1 kilobyte).
If you want to use outdated prefixes feel free to edit the language file.