EFiler v0.2.2:

- Use edelib::Window (fixes problem with titlebar icon and some cruft in main)
- Store user preferences in edelib::Resource
- Work better with edeneu icon theme, follow fdo icon-naming-spec
- Expand . in directory path (e.g. when called from command line), show just last part of path in window title, full width status bar :)
- Some fixes to ExpandableGroup usage, use EG by default
- In fileops, don't update view manually when notify is available
- Improve documentation of EDE_FileView.h
- Temporary "Open with" callback for testing
This commit is contained in:
Vedran Ljubovic 2008-06-03 21:55:05 +00:00
parent ff505dc732
commit b7a0958278
7 changed files with 232 additions and 82 deletions

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@ -56,6 +56,7 @@ void make_end_with_slash(char* path) {
// Filesystem data
// TODO: find better icons for Amiga, Macintosh etc.
// TODO: use USB icon for removable media, regardless of filesystem
static struct {
char id[15];
@ -80,62 +81,62 @@ static struct {
{"usbfs", "", ""},
// Common filesystems
{"ext2", "Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ext2fs", "Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ext3", "Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"reiserfs", "Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ffs", "BSD disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ufs", "Unix disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"dos", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"fat", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"msdos", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"ntfs", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"pcfs", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"umsdos", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"vfat", "Windows disk (%s)", "win_mount"},
{"cd9660", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"cdfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"cdrfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"hsfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"iso9660", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"isofs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "cdrom_unmount"},
{"udf", "DVD-ROM (%s)", "dvd_unmount"},
{"cifs", "Shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"nfs", "Shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"nfs4", "Shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"smbfs", "Shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"cramfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"},
{"ext2", "Linux legacy (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ext2fs", "Linux legacy (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ext3", "Linux disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"reiserfs", "Linux alternative (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ffs", "BSD disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ufs", "Unix disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"dos", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"}, // I would prefer a Windows icon
{"fat", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"msdos", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ntfs", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"pcfs", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"umsdos", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"vfat", "Windows disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"cd9660", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"cdfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"cdrfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"hsfs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"iso9660", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"isofs", "CD-ROM (%s)", "media-cdrom"},
{"udf", "DVD-ROM (%s)", "media-dvd"},
{"cifs", "Shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"nfs", "Shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"nfs4", "Shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"smbfs", "Shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"cramfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"}, // no icon for ramdisk in fd.o specification or edeneu
{"mfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"},
{"ramfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"},
{"romfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"},
{"union", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"}, // not accurate, but good enough
{"unionfs", "Virtual (RAM) disk (%s)", "memory"}, // not accurate, but good enough
{"jfs", "IBM AIX disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"xfs", "SGI IRIX disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"jfs", "IBM AIX disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"xfs", "SGI IRIX disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
// Other filesystems
{"coherent", "Unix disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"sysv", "Unix disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"xenix", "Unix disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"adfs", "RiscOS disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"filecore", "RiscOS disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ados", "Amiga disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"affs", "Amiga disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"afs", "AFS shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"befs", "BeOS disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"bfs", "UnixWare disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"efs", "SGI IRIX disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ext", "Old Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"hfs", "Macintosh disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"}, // Also used for HP-UX filesystem!!
{"hpfs", "OS/2 disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
// {"lfs", "BSD LFS disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"}, // This is said to not work
{"minix", "Minix disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"ncpfs", "NetWare shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"nwfs", "NetWare shared directory (%s)", "server"},
{"qns", "QNX disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"supermount", "Removable disk (%s)", "cdrom_umnount"}, // ???
{"xiafs", "Old Linux disk (%s)", "hdd_unmount"},
{"coherent", "Unix disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"sysv", "Unix disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"xenix", "Unix disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"adfs", "RiscOS disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"filecore", "RiscOS disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ados", "Amiga disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"affs", "Amiga disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"afs", "AFS shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"befs", "BeOS disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"bfs", "UnixWare disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"efs", "SGI IRIX disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ext", "Old Linux disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"hfs", "Macintosh disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"}, // Also used for HP-UX filesystem!!
{"hpfs", "OS/2 disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
// {"lfs", "BSD LFS disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"}, // This is said to not work
{"minix", "Minix disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"ncpfs", "NetWare shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"nwfs", "NetWare shared directory (%s)", "folder-remote"},
{"qns", "QNX disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
{"supermount", "Removable disk (%s)", "media-cdrom"}, // ???
{"xiafs", "Old Linux disk (%s)", "drive-harddisk"},
// Virtual filesystems (various views of existing files)
// How often are these used?
@ -168,13 +169,14 @@ void DirTree::init()
// Top level icon
add(_("System"));
set_icon(1, Fl_Shared_Image::get(edelib::IconTheme::get("tux",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY).c_str()));
set_icon(1, Fl_Shared_Image::get(edelib::IconTheme::get("computer",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY).c_str()));
// TODO: use OS icons: Tux for Linux, devil for FreeBSD...
data(1, strdup("about:sysinfo"));
// Home icon
snprintf(buffer,PATH_MAX,_("%s's Home"), getenv("USER"));
add(strdup(buffer));
set_icon(2, Fl_Shared_Image::get(edelib::IconTheme::get("folder_home",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY).c_str()));
set_icon(2, Fl_Shared_Image::get(edelib::IconTheme::get("user-home",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY).c_str()));
strncpy(buffer,getenv("HOME"),PATH_MAX);
make_end_with_slash(buffer);
data(2, strdup(buffer));
@ -182,7 +184,10 @@ void DirTree::init()
// Root icon
add(_("Whole disk"));
set_icon(3, Fl_Shared_Image::get(edelib::IconTheme::get("folder_red",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY).c_str()));
edelib::String root_icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("folder_red",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY);
if (root_icon=="") // sigh...
root_icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("folder",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY);
set_icon(3, Fl_Shared_Image::get(root_icon.c_str()));
data(3,strdup("/"));
indent(3,1);

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@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ EDEBUG(DBG "value: %s\n", value.c_str());
// Get icon
edelib::String icon = edelib::IconTheme::get(item->icon.c_str(),edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("misc",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("empty",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE); //in crystalsvg "misc" is better...
set_icon(row, Fl_Shared_Image::get(icon.c_str()));
}
@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ EDEBUG(DBG "value: %s\n", value.c_str());
// Get icon
edelib::String icon = edelib::IconTheme::get(item->icon.c_str(),edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("misc",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("empty",edelib::ICON_SIZE_TINY,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE); //in crystalsvg "misc" is better...
set_icon(row, Fl_Shared_Image::get(icon.c_str()));
}

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@ -237,13 +237,14 @@ void FileIconView::insert(int row, FileItem *item) {
// Set icon
edelib::String icon = edelib::IconTheme::get(item->icon.c_str(),edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("misc",edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("empty",edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE); //in crystalsvg "misc" is better...
b->image(Fl_Shared_Image::get(icon.c_str()));
#ifdef USE_FLU_WRAP_GROUP
Flu_Wrap_Group::insert(*b,row);
#else
edelib::ExpandableGroup::insert(*b,row);
edelib::ExpandableGroup::handle(FL_SHOW); // This will force calling reposition_childs()
#endif
//insert(*b,row); -- why doesn't this work?
redraw();
@ -285,7 +286,7 @@ void FileIconView::update(FileItem *item) {
// Set icon
edelib::String icon = edelib::IconTheme::get(item->icon.c_str(),edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("misc",edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE);
if (icon=="") icon = edelib::IconTheme::get("empty",edelib::ICON_SIZE_MEDIUM,edelib::ICON_CONTEXT_MIMETYPE); //in crystalsvg "misc" is better...
w->image(Fl_Shared_Image::get(icon.c_str()));
w->redraw();

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@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
// comment this to use edelib::ExpandableGroup
#define USE_FLU_WRAP_GROUP
//#define USE_FLU_WRAP_GROUP
#ifdef USE_FLU_WRAP_GROUP
#include "Flu_Wrap_Group.h"

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@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
* a horizontal scrollbar will be shown)
* FILE_DETAILS_VIEW - each file is in a single row, and columns
* contain information such as file type, size, date of last change
* and permission
* and permissions
* FILE_ICON_VIEW - large icons are shown, and filenames are
* displayed below icons (if necessary, a vertical scrollbar will be
* shown), additional data is shown in tooltips
@ -36,7 +36,13 @@
* such as add(), insert(), remove() and update(). These methods take
* values of type struct FileItem, which contains all the data shown
* by FileDetailsView. The reason for this is to enable reuse in
* programs that don't work with standard filesystem.
* programs that don't work with standard filesystem (archivers,
* network browsers etc.) These methods work on all views at the same
* time, which means that after calling type(), you don't have to
* repopulate the view.
*
* NOTE: for compatibility with Fl_Browser, item indexes are 1 to n
* as opposed to the C & C++ usual 0 to n-1
*
*/
@ -51,7 +57,7 @@ struct FileItem {
edelib::String name; // just the name
edelib::String icon;
edelib::String size;
edelib::String realpath; // whatever the caller uses to access the file
edelib::String realpath; // whatever the caller uses to access the file - can be VFS
edelib::String description;
edelib::String date;
edelib::String permissions;
@ -82,6 +88,9 @@ private:
FileIconView* icons;
FileViewType m_type;
public:
/**
* Constructor - inherits Fl_Group ctor (with the same behavior)
*/
FileView(int X, int Y, int W, int H, char*label=0) : Fl_Group(X,Y,W,H,label) {
browser = new FileDetailsView(X,Y,W,H,label);
browser->end();
@ -95,6 +104,10 @@ public:
m_type=FILE_DETAILS_VIEW;
}
/**
* Get/set type of view. View contents will be inherited, you don't
* have to re-add all items after changing type.
*/
void type(FileViewType t) {
m_type=t;
if (t==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) {
@ -120,33 +133,149 @@ public:
// Methods that must be implemented by each view
// Setter methods (forwarded to all views)
/**
* Insert given item after item with index "row". Note that index is 1 to n
*/
void insert(int row, FileItem *item) { browser->insert(row,item); icons->insert(row,item); }
/**
* Add given item at end of list.
*/
void add(FileItem *item) { browser->add(item); icons->add(item); }
/**
* Remove given item from list. Item is found according to realpath which is
* supposed to be unique.
*/
void remove(FileItem *item) { browser->remove(item); icons->remove(item); }
/**
* Update given item. Item is matched according to realpath, which means that
* this method is not suitable for renaming (but see method update_path). Method
* also does redrawing.
*/
void update(FileItem *item) { browser->update(item); icons->update(item); }
/**
* Update real path of an item in the list. Since update() can't be used for
* changing realpath, you can use this method for that part. This will also
* update the label (name of file).
*/
void update_path(const char* oldpath,const char* newpath) { browser->update_path(oldpath,newpath); icons->update_path(oldpath,newpath); }
/**
* Define callback function for view. Callback is called when an item is
* doubleclicked or Enter key is pressed. Callback function is standard
* Fl_Callback.
*/
void callback(Fl_Callback*cb) { browser->callback(cb); icons->callback(cb);}
/**
* Define callback function which is called when file renaming is attempted.
* Renaming will start when user clicks on an already selected item (see
* method start_rename() for other ways). If no rename callback is defined,
* then renaming will not be possible, and nothing will happen. This is the
* default behavior.
*
* Rename callback function must be of type void()(const char*) and the
* parameter is new file name (old file name can be found using
* view->path(view->get_focus()) ).
*/
void rename_callback(rename_callback_type* cb) { browser->rename_callback(cb); icons->rename_callback(cb); }
/**
* Define callback function which is called when a file is dropped using
* mouse into current view (drag&drop). If no paste callback is defined,
* widget will refuse dropping and corresponding cursor will be shown
* (usually a cross).
*
* Paste callback function must be of type void()(const char*) and the
* parameter is destination / target (usually the current directory).
* If the parameter is 0, function must assume current directory, which
* is what the parent loaded into view (thus parent application must know
* which is the current directory). Source is naturally in
* Fl::event_text()
*/
void paste_callback(paste_callback_type* cb) { browser->paste_callback(cb); icons->paste_callback(cb); }
/**
* Define callback function which is called when right menu button is
* clicked. This will usually display a context menu. If no context
* callback is defined, nothing will happen (default). Callback
* function is standard Fl_Callback.
*/
void context_callback(Fl_Callback* cb) { browser->context_callback(cb); icons->context_callback(cb); }
/**
* Remove item with index i from view. Note that index is 1 to n
*/
void remove(int i) { browser->remove(i); icons->remove(i);}
/**
* Remove all items from view and redraw.
*/
void clear() { browser->clear(); icons->clear();}
// Methods forwarded to just the active view
/**
* Gray the item marked with index, marking it for cut operation.
*/
void gray(int row) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) browser->gray(row); else icons->gray(row); }
/**
* Reverse the effect of method gray().
*/
void ungray(int row) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) browser->ungray(row); else icons->ungray(row); }
const char* path(int i) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->path(i); else return icons->path(i); }
int size() { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->size(); else return icons->children();}
int selected(int i) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->selected(i); else return icons->selected(i); }
/**
* Return the full path of item with index i.
*/
const char* path(int i) const { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->path(i); else return icons->path(i); }
/**
* Return the total number of items currently in view
*/
int size() const { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->size(); else return icons->children();}
/**
* Return 1 if item with index i is currently selected and 0 if it isn't.
* Selection means that item has a darker background and next operation
* will be performed on that item.
*/
int selected(int i) const { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->selected(i); else return icons->selected(i); }
/**
* Select (mark) item with index i. If k is 0, then unselect. This also
* has the effect that the item is focused.
*/
void select(int i, int k) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) { browser->select(i,k); browser->show_item(i); } else { icons->select(i,k); icons->show_item(i); } }
int get_focus() { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->get_focus(); else return icons->get_focus(); }
/**
* Return index of item which currently has focus, meaning that focus
* box (small dashes) is drawn around it. Focus can be changed with
* arrow keys and is useful for keyboard navigation.
*/
int get_focus() const { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->get_focus(); else return icons->get_focus(); }
/**
* Set focus on item that has index i. The view will also be scrolled
* to show that item.
*/
void set_focus(int i) { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) browser->set_focus(i); else icons->set_focus(i);}
/**
* This standard fltk method is overloaded to enable the currently
* visible widget to take focus from other widgets in a window.
*/
int take_focus() { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->take_focus(); else return icons->take_focus(); }
/**
* Start renaming the currently focused file. Since rename box is
* implemented inside view widget, this is useful if you want to
* enable an alternate method for starting rename operation (e.g.
* F2 key).
*/
void start_rename() { if (m_type==FILE_DETAILS_VIEW) return browser->start_rename(); else return icons->start_rename(); }
};

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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Fl_Progress* cut_copy_progress;
bool stop_now;
bool overwrite_all, skip_all;
enum OperationType_ { // Stop idiotic warnings from gcc
enum OperationType_ { // Stop idiotic warnings from gcc (anonymous enum in global scope)
CUT,
COPY,
ASK
@ -118,7 +118,9 @@ const char* my_filename_dir(const char* path) {
// Execute cut or copy operation
// Execute cut or copy operation from GUI (this actually does nothing
// on the filesystem, just store list of files in buffer and mark operation; files
// will be copied or moved when do_paste is called)
void do_cut_copy(bool m_copy) {
int num = view->size();
if (m_copy) operation = COPY; else operation = CUT;
@ -178,9 +180,9 @@ void do_cut_copy(bool m_copy) {
}
// Copy single file. Returns true if operation should continue
// Copy single file on filesystem. Returns false if operation failed and process should be stopped
// Note that at this point directories should be expanded into subdirectories etc.
// Note that at this point directories should be expanded into subdirectories and files,
// so when "copying" a directory we actually mean creating a new directory with same properties
bool my_copy(const char* src, const char* dest) {
FILE *fold, *fnew;
@ -235,7 +237,7 @@ bool my_copy(const char* src, const char* dest) {
fl_alert(tsprintf(_("Error copying %s to %s"),src,dest)); */
// This should already be checked!
// This should already be checked by file_readable and file_writeable
if ( ( fold = fopen( src, "rb" ) ) == NULL ) {
int q = ede_choice_alert(tsprintf(_("Cannot read file\n\t%s\n%s"), src, strerror(errno)), _("&Stop"), _("&Continue"), 0);
if (q == 1) return true; else return false;
@ -259,7 +261,7 @@ bool my_copy(const char* src, const char* dest) {
}
if (stop_now) {
edelib::alert(_("Copying interrupted!\nFile %s is only half-copied and probably broken."), my_filename_name(dest));
edelib::alert(_("Copying interrupted!\nFile %s is only half-copied and probably incorrect."), my_filename_name(dest));
break;
}
}
@ -364,11 +366,14 @@ void do_delete() {
edelib::alert(_("Couldn't delete directory\n\t%s\n%s"), files_list[i], strerror(errno));
// refresh directory listing - optimized
// if notify is available, it will do it for us
if (!notify_available) {
for (int i=1; i<=view->size(); i++)
for (int j=0; j<list_size; j++)
if (strcmp(files_list[j],view->path(i))==0)
view->remove(i);
}
}
// Cleanup memory
for (int i=0; i<list_size; i++) free(files_list[i]);
@ -390,7 +395,7 @@ void do_rename(const char* newname) {
else if (!edelib::file_rename(oldpath,newpath))
edelib::alert(_("Rename %s to %s failed!"), oldname, newname);
else
view->update_path(oldpath,newpath);
if (!notify_available) view->update_path(oldpath,newpath);
}
@ -506,7 +511,7 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
}
{ // to silence goto
{ // to silence warning caused by goto
overwrite_all=false; skip_all=false;
stop_now=false;
@ -567,7 +572,7 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
// This list is used for updating mimetypes after the copying is finished
FileItem **item_list=0;
int item_list_size=0;
if (strncmp(to,current_dir,strlen(to))==0)
if (!notify_available && strncmp(to,current_dir,strlen(to))==0)
// avoid malloc if current dir isn't inside the scope of paste
item_list = new FileItem*[list_size];
@ -624,7 +629,7 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
}
// Update interface - add file to list (if we are viewing the destination directory)
} else if (strcmp(current_dir,my_filename_dir(dest))==0) {
} else if (!notify_available && strcmp(current_dir,my_filename_dir(dest))==0) {
FileItem *item = new FileItem;
item->name = my_filename_name(dest);
item->realpath = dest;
@ -666,7 +671,8 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
goto FINISH;
}
// -- Update interface in a smart way
// -- Update interface in a smart way - but only if there is no notify
if (!notify_available) {
// Remove cutted files
if (operation == CUT)
@ -699,8 +705,11 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
}
view->update(item);
delete item_list[i];
}
delete[] item_list;
} // for...
delete[] item_list; // this was allocated before
} // if (!notify_available)...
// Select the just pasted files (they're at the bottom)
if (item_list_size>0) {
@ -709,7 +718,7 @@ fprintf (stderr, "from[%d]='%s'\n", k, from[k]);
view->select(i,1);
}
} // scoping to silence goto
} // scoping to silence goto warning
// Cleanup memory and exit
FINISH:

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@ -17,6 +17,7 @@
#include "EDE_FileView.h"
#include <FL/Fl_Box.H>
#include <edelib/Window.h>
// Execute cut or copy operation when List View is active
void do_cut_copy(bool m_copy);
@ -31,9 +32,14 @@ void do_delete();
// Rename the file that has focus to given name
void do_rename(const char*);
// Show part of path with filename - works for directories too
const char* my_filename_name(const char*);
// Stuff declared in global scope in efiler.cpp
extern FileView* view;
extern Fl_Window* win;
extern edelib::Window* win;
extern Fl_Box* statusbar;
extern char current_dir[];
extern void loaddir(const char*);
extern bool notify_available;