Changeset 233
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- Aug 9, 2005, 6:50:45 AM (20 years ago)
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trunk/dll/ipf/dirsize.ipf
r89 r233 8 8 .* Copyright (c) 2002 Steven H.Levine 9 9 .* 10 .* Revisions 21 Nov 03 SHL - Rework percentage description 10 .* 21 Nov 03 SHL - Rework percentage description 11 .* 21 Nov 03 SHL - Warn on Expand/Collapse time 11 12 .* 12 13 .*********************************************************************** … … 23 24 subdirectories sorted by space used. 24 25 :hp1.Expand:ehp1. and :hp1.Collapse:ehp1. buttons allow 25 you to quickly open and close branches of the tree. After the container 26 you to quickly open and close all the branches of the tree. 27 After the container 26 28 has completely filled, each record displays the object's name and four 27 29 numbers, as in&colon. … … 42 44 to the entire displayed tree. A graph appears below the line displaying a 43 45 "picture" of this percentage. 44 :p. FM/2 also color-codes the text describing the directory. Black text 46 :p. 47 FM/2 also color-codes the text describing the directory. Black text 45 48 indicates that something is below the directory. Blue text indicates 46 49 that nothing is below the directory (note there may be subdirectories, 47 50 but they are empty). Grey text indicates that the directory is totally 48 51 empty. 52 :p. 53 The :hp1.Expand:ehp1. and :hp1.Collapse:ehp1. buttons can take a noticable amount 54 of time to process 55 for large directory trees since each subdirectory must be processed. 56 The elapsed time will be similar to the time taken to draw the initial view. 57 Be patient. 49 58 :p. 50 59 The first (parent) item in the tree shows the percentage of the drive
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