DirSizeCalc 2.22 (content plugin)

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Thank you Peter. I already have (I am already there twice @ last page).

But how can this help in the situation at hand?
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chrizoo wrote:...But how can this help in the situation at hand?
???
I hoped it could be a hint for the first idea to the first step :wink:

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Sorry Peter,
I overlooked that at the beginning of the thread you posted, there is indeed talk about a VisualDirSize script for a content plugin. I will have to look into this.

Thank you.

But maybe Lefteous wants to import the idea into his plugin so that it is usable for a larger user base (who are not necessarily vbs script savvy)?
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DirSizeCalcSettings.exe <---doesn't work on windows7 ? I can't work it

If I click DirSizeCalcSettings.exe,

apear this message "Please run this application from within Total commander (version 6.55 or higher)"

but I have already TC 7.65

please help me!
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tulbo wrote:DirSizeCalcSettings.exe <---doesn't work on windows7 ? I can't work it

If I click DirSizeCalcSettings.exe,

apear this message "Please run this application from within Total commander (version 6.55 or higher)"

but I have already TC 7.65

please help me!
Did you run it from TC ??
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nsp wrote:
tulbo wrote:DirSizeCalcSettings.exe <---doesn't work on windows7 ? I can't work it

If I click DirSizeCalcSettings.exe,

apear this message "Please run this application from within Total commander (version 6.55 or higher)"

but I have already TC 7.65

please help me!
Did you run it from TC ??
oh!!! thanks!!!! It's work on it!! thank you!! how stupid i am
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Maybe I should change the message to:
"DirSizeCalcSettings started outside of Total Commander. Please start Total Commander and launch DirSizeCalcSettings from within Total Commander."

What do you think?
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Lefteous wrote:Maybe I should change the message to:
"DirSizeCalcSettings started outside of Total Commander. Please start Total Commander and launch DirSizeCalcSettings from within Total Commander."

What do you think?
It is more explicit ! even if reading the whole message give all the infos
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Ok, installed and what now? I do not see any changes in TC. How this plug in work :oops: ?
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Hi! Thank you for your excellent plugin, it helps me very much :)

I've got a question for you. I have two types of folders. The first are the folders having (at the first level) both folders and files or just folders > 1 (the folders I want to keep). The second are the folders having (at the first level) only one folder (the folders I want to find and delete).

Is it possible to find such folders using your plugin somehow? It would be of great help for me :D
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2Lefteous

I have a suggestion to save DirsizeCalc a checksum file,
so it only needs to calculate whether the cases changes were made.
Could be useful on large disks that there are many directories and files
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Excuse my bad English and spelling. ;-)
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Trast,
save DirsizeCalc a checksum file,
so it only needs to calculate whether the cases changes were made.
So instead of just reading a file's size DirSizeCalc should read the whole file contents of all files and calculate their checksums and read the file size?

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2Hacker
Ja, jag trodde att det skulle gå fortare att uppdatera kolumnerna till
DirSizeCalc eller om det går att lägga till checksumma i katalogerna.

Bara en tanke jag hade för att snabba upp det hela och minska processorbelastningen. :oops: :roll:
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Excuse my bad English and spelling. ;-)
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2Darkenlightener
Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly. If you want to find out about folders which don't contain files try searching for "Contains files" (set to "no") field.

2Trast
It could be quite performance-intensive from what I have heard but I haven't really tried it so far.
I have been in Sweden last year but that unfortunately wasn't enough to understand your last post ;-)

2Hacker
I guess he is referring to reading the whole disk hierarchy (not the actual file contents) and then observe changes to the disk hierarchy.
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