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Title | DirColor |
File Name | DirColor.txt |
Description | Set directory color depending on its contents |
Author | Vochomurka |
Parameters | %P |
Plugins Called | win, ini, file |
Icon | |
Version | 1.0 |
Updated on | 29.08.2007 |
args Path local hwnd = win.handle("c=TTOTAL_CMD") local IniFile = pprofolder ++ "scripts\ini\DirColor.ini" local Masks = ini.enum_keys(IniFile, "Colors") local MCounter = line(Masks, 0) local Dirs = file.listfiles(Path, 4) local DCounter = line(Dirs, 0) local i, j, OneDir, OneMask, OneKey local Desc = file.open(Path ++ "descript.ion", "w") if(Desc <= 0) do messagebox("ok error", "File not opened", "FILE plugin error") quit endif for(i = 1; i <= DCounter; i++) OneDir = line(Dirs, i) for(j = 1; j <= MCounter; j++) OneMask = line(Masks, j) if(file.validpath(OneDir ++ "\" ++ OneMask)) do OneKey = ini.get(IniFile, "Colors", OneMask) file.writeline(Desc, file.nametype(OneDir) ++ " " ++ OneKey) endif endfor endfor file.close(Desc) win.sendmessage(hwnd, 0x400+51, 540, 0)
In brief, this script allows to colorize directories in accordance with files containing in them. Script usage requires three preliminary steps.
Step one. Create saved search with two mandatory features: on the "Advanced" tab you should specify that this search is related to directories rather than files:
Also, on the "Plugins" tab you must specify the following:
Here "Green" is a color name for this search.
So created search is saved as GreenDir.
Step two. Create the DirColor.ini file (or take mine) located in scripts\ini\. For example, if PowerPro installation path is d:\Utils\PowerPro, then the configuration file must be d:\Utils\PowerPro\scripts\ini\DirColor.ini.
This file can contain any number of strings like this:
mask=keyword
where mask can be any file mask (e.g., *.doc), keyword is a color filter ("Green" in our case).
Step three. Define a color for saved search "GreenDir". If you forgot, it can be done through Configuration\Colors\Define colors by file type
Now, when the script is executed, the current path subdirectories are searched for files with masks given in DirColor.ini. If some mask is found, the corresponding keyword is added to descript.ion as a comment for this directory. It means that it will be colorized as the user wants.
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