Color for encrypted files is not applied on encrypted ARCs

[mrbeeye]

Don't know if it's a bug or I am missing something.

File 'office365.zip" should be painted in gray color.
http://img43.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=89737_2_122_6lo.jpg

Settings
http://img237.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=89736_1_122_255lo.jpg

Other files are OK, for example encrypted executables are gray, non encrypted are green - consistent with my settings.

[sqa_wizard]

The "Encrypted" flag is just one of the file attributes (shown on the very right side of the file list)

e.g.

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WindowsShell.Manifest	749	14.07.2009 06:54	rah-

r means "read only"
a means "archive"
h means "hidden"
s means "system"
e means " encrypted"

Note: the "e" flag is only set in case the file is encrypted by your operating system. It does not reflect the encryted mode of an archive.

[mrbeeye]

Note: the "e" flag is only set in case the file is encrypted by your operating system. It does not reflect the encryted mode of an archive.

Have you seen my screenshots? Because I am talking about archives like ZIP, RAR not files with archive attribute.

I suspect that TC applies first matching color group and that's group named "archive".

I wish that would be possibility to distinguish between different file types and attributes. For example: executable files will be green, encrypted files will be italic type. And encrypted executables will be green in color and italics in font style.

[MVV]

Sorry, you can't apply more than one color to a file, and first matched is always used. Your file is an archive *.zip and first template matches it, it is by design. You should rearrange templates if you want encrypted files to be gray even if they are archives.