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Display file statistics in the directory content #204

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DropSnorz opened this issue Aug 27, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #232
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Display file statistics in the directory content #204

DropSnorz opened this issue Aug 27, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #232
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DropSnorz commented Aug 27, 2023

The plugin list in the directory view is confusing.

Since OwlPlug 1.24, a chart displays the largest files in a directory. But the list still displays plugins recursively (including plugins nested in subdirectories). This "nested plugin" view is interesting because it shows the discoverable plugins if the current directory is configured as a plugin source for a DAW.

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Instead of displaying nested plugins, we can display a complete list of files with computed size to be aligned with the chart. This would allow us to have a full view of space consumption for a directory. In the chart, things can be hidden in the "Other" file group if there are more than 8 files.

Or we can have a toggle to switch between both lists: the "nested plugin" view and the directory content file view.

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DropSnorz commented Feb 7, 2024

Added a new tab "Files" containing details about subfile space usage.

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Should be available in next 1.26 release.

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Released in OwlPlug 1.26.0

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