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v. 0.2, SpaceFM 0.7.10, ArchLinux 64b

create file with the name "2". Choose "2" as X, blank instead of y, the preview 
will show 
2 ->

No actual renaming is done as expected

Thank you

v 0.2, SpaceFM 0.7.10, ArchLinux 64b

Create file with the name "2", choose "insert counter", insert 0 for the 
beginning, %- to use counter, 01 as start value. Preview shows:
2 -> -2
No actual renaming is done
(Seems "insert counter" does not work at all)
Thank you

Either the description or the behavior of it is wrong
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create file with the name like ttt3 g278.tte (note the space)
2. Run "capital first word"


What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expected: "Ttt3 g278.tte", got: "Ttt3 G278.tte"

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
v. 0.2 on ArchLinux 64b

Thank you

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Hi, thanks for your useful script !
However I noticed an error concerning the sleep usage.
When gmailchecker is launched via a terminal, an error is displayed saying :
"sleep: intervalle de temps « 120,000000 » incorrect
Saisissez « sleep --help » pour plus d'informations."

Unfortunately, I'm french, so I'll describe you the error displayed above. It's 
telling us that "sleep" isn't well used.

So, I decided to look inside your script and I think it's a yad-relative 
problem. In fact, the INTERVAL variable contains the value 120,000000 so 
"sleep" can't understand it, you ought to set it to 120.000000 instead.

I solved this problem by replacing the last line of your script :
sleep ${INTERVAL:=300} to
sleep ${INTERVAL//,/.}

I don't understand the :=300, but I'm sure you'll find a way to set it back ;)

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Create file with name like ttt3278.tte
2. Batch rename (spacefm) plugin -> choose 7 (remove n chars starting at p) -> 
p=0, n=1
3. Result will be 3278.e

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Expected: tt3278.tte, instead of 3278.e

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
v. 0.2 on ArchLinux 64b

Thank you

"F1" on "trash remove" opens the help file that contains the following:
"This command displays original path and deletion date of the file in trashcan."

Obviously, this help is from "trash item info"

Plugin: 0.6.2, thrash AUR package: 0.3.4, SpaceFM: 0.7.10 on ArchLinux 64b

Thank you

+Added Confirmation dialog box
+Added New File Name dialog box
+Added Dialog box when only one file is chosen

thanks for your work.

in function devicemenu:
label=${i[2]:=${DEVNAME##*/}} should be:
label=${i[4]:=${DEVNAME##*/}}

If you could add nfs mount, it would be great !

Pierre Ferry

Create any file with root, try to trash it under normal user. The message reads:
mkdir: cannot create directory ‘//.Trash-vasya’: Permission denied
mkdir: cannot create directory ‘//.Trash-vasya’: Permission denied
cannot create local trashcan at /home/vasya/.local/share/Trash

Note the duplicated first message. The last message is clearly wrong, as the 
local trashcan exists.

I have the icon of gmailchecker display on the right upper corner of my screen.
When I hover over the icon, the tooltip appears right below the icon. However, 
this renders the tooltip outside of the visible area. 

Is there a way to change this behavior (e.g., to get the tooltip displayed left 
under the icon)? Are my xorg settings to blame?

I use ver. 0.2.3-1 from the AUR. It runs under i3.

Throws error
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Trash directory named "new"
2. Open trash, select the dir, choose remove
3. Got error 
rm: cannot remove ‘/home/vasya/.local/share/Trash/files/new’: Is a directory

If the dir was in home, the error will show twice in the same SpaceFM error 
window and the dir won't be removed. Otherwise,when the dir was at another 
partition, the error shows once, the symlink to it is removed, but
a) info dir in home's trash holds symlink to file new.trashinfo ,that points to 
nowhere
b) on the partition (another internal HDD) the info dir is empty
c) on the partition the files dir holds the "new" dir in it

v. 0.6.2 of the plugin +0.3.4 of the trash package from AUR, SpaceFM 0.7.10, 
ArchLinux 64b

Thank you

The error "Finished with error  ( exit status 1 )" is always shown, although 
the activity succeeds. As the result, the trash is really empty afterwards.

Plugin: 0.6.2, thrash AUR package: 0.3.4, SpaceFM: 0.7.10 on ArchLinux 64b

Thank you