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How can I add support for it?
Isnt it enough to install (plugininst) it to tcfolder, and if someone wants to install it in different folder he has to also set the ini key.

If he does so, nothing must be changed. Or am I wrong?
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2Samuel

Hello,
A suggestion (I'm not sure if it could be possible, but...). Could be implemented an inverse filter? for example: If the user write a colon (:) at begin, then an inverse match should happen.
i.e. :jpg this entry in quick search should hide all files with the word jpg.
I can read English, but... I write like Tarzan. (sorry)
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Very good idea.
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I just tried TC7.5b6. Move tcmatch.* to a seperate folder and added "tcmatch" setting to wincmd.ini. When I quick search, a new tcmatch.ini automatically generated in TC folder, and the tcmatch.ini in that seperate folder didn't take effect.
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Updated first post: Version 1.4 is available. This is my first Power Member entry :)

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Version 1.4
 - Added: Limited wdx plugin support. See "3. Customizing" of readme for usage.
   ! does not work with real unicode files and nonunicode plugins (The conversion from unicode filename to nonunicode filename is currently done char by char.)
   ! "ContentGetDetectString" and "Units" are ignored
   ! only untranslated Fieldnames can be used
   ! only 8192 chars are extracted for long strings
   ! DirSizeCalc doesn't work for an unknown reason
 - Added: "match_beginning" to match only when the substrings match either the beginning of the filename or a part of it which follows a space immediately (just try it)
 - Changed: A new entry with standard value is created in ini file if it doesn't exist or has an invalid value. (through ini files from previous installations)
 - Rewrote and cleaned up big parts of code. Look out for inconsistencies and bugs.
 - Fixed: Small mismatches (case sensitive and pinyin).
 - Due to a small bugfix TC 7.5 public beta 6 should be used.
2fenix_productions:
Just tried it. No need to change anything.

If you want a new path for it, just add an entry like this to the ini:

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[Configuration]
tcmatch=C:\Programme\totalcmd\plugins\tcmatch\tcmatch.dll
Of course you must copy the files

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tcmatch.dll
tcmatch.tbl
(tcmatch.pdf)
to the folder "C:\Programme\totalcmd\plugins\tcmatch\"
"tcmatch.ini" is still created whereever wincmd.ini is.


Or should I use a new default path for the install? (for example "C:\Programme\totalcmd\plugins\tcmatch\")
Additionally setting an ini entry to it?


2Sombra:
Excellent idea. Not this night :-P


wdx support
Anyone can imagine why DirSizeCalc doesn't work?
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2vic2009
Using the ini in new folder if it exists is a good option. I'll consider it. Perhaps this is what fenix_productions meant.
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Samuel wrote:2vic2009
Using the ini in new folder if it exists is a good option. I'll consider it. Perhaps this is what fenix_productions meant.
Yes, I hope tcmatch.ini could be where tcmatch.dll is and where "tcmatch=" setting points to.
Thanks for your great work.
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Samuel wrote: Using the ini in new folder if it exists is a good option. I'll consider it. Perhaps this is what fenix_productions meant.
I meant keeping tcmatch.ini in the same folder as DLL.
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Always? I used Commander_ini_path because of possible write access problems.
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2Samuel
This might be problematic. Maybe you could check if tcmatch.ini exists in DLL directory? If yes, use it. Otherwise %COMMANDER_INI% path should be OK.
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1.4 Bug?

1. in quicksearch, typing "zip" will display one file that named xxxx.zip
2. appending "|exe" in the quicksearch will display that ONE file too
3. backsapce a character just remain "zip|ex" will display more files
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No. actually it also works in Version 1.3 exactly like this and is no bug.
Use "allow_empty_result=1" in ini as described here.
I also updated the ini to make it clearer.

2Christian would you please consider add an separate option like
16 - always check every file for filter
instead of merging it with allow_empty_result
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Should the default installpath be: "C:\Programme\totalcmd\plugins\tcmatch\"?
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1. There's pluginbasedir setting in [configuration] in wincmd.ini. I think that you should use it.
2. Myself I will be using plugins\others\tcmatch, in case that there are more such one-off plugins and this is my suggestion for the default.
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I just noticed something strange:

With every successive [AltGr] + [<] two characters appear "<|"

Edit: I just noticed that this is probably is related to this problem.
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