Davey_D wrote:I have IrfanView installed and TC is setup to use it.
- 1. Is this conflicting with uLister?
2. Which one had preference?
3. Which one is preferred for various images?
4. How to configure as such?
If you mean the setup in the Lister config, then:
1: It doesn't, you can cycle through plug-ins and IrfanView with the "4" key
You can see that a plugin is used for rendering, if you see "
Lister (plugin name)" in the Lister window caption (top left corner),
otherwise only "
Lister" is shown.
2: a plug-in will always load first by default, but there is an option in the Lister config to disable plugins
I don't think that you can configure individual file type's preference, but you can use the Ini option "IviewAdditionalTypes="
3 and 4: Like I explained above:
Every plugin in your wlx list is tried, from top to bottom, either by checking the detect string, or, if there is no such string, by trying to let the plugin load the file anyway.
If that fails, the plugin will return an error and TC tries the next plugin in the list, and so on.
If no plugin is able to handle a file, TC will try to render the file itself.
Now, if the file in focus is an image file, and if you have IrfanView/XNView configured, TC will use that program for any image type that it cannot render on it's own, and show you the Multimedia View by default.
If no such program is configured, TC will show you the raw text view for files it cannot render.
As I said, using IrfanView/XNView with that Lister config is quite slow and not really comfortable to use IMO.
I recommend the
Imagine plugin for all common Image formats, and uLister for the remaining ("exotic") ones.
You can do that by modifying the ulister.ini file (put the common image type ID codes in the noloadtypes= key).
Davey_D wrote:However, whenever I try to use it (e.g., by pressing 4 key) TC crashes totally! any other troubleshooting I can try?
What's the crash report saying?
And most important: which version of SumatraPDF are you using?
I assume that you are aware of the fact that sLister is merely calling SumatraPDF.exe in background.
You can simply update it by downloading the newest exe from
http://www.sumatrapdfreader.org
So just try different versions.