Unable to open file list ? (which does not exist and is not configured)

[luckulucki]

Hi all,
Version 1.4.1.969 (x64)

strangely, I got this message from time to time (not very often):

everything MIX.png (33.05 KiB) Viewed 3590 times

There is no file list called Mix, nor Mix is contained in any filename of my configured file lists.

My filelists look all like
E:\m\l\filelist_name1.txt
E:\m\l\filelist_name2.txt
E:\m\l\filelist_name3.txt
E:\m\l\filelist_name4.txt
...

Please recognize, that my filelists are stored in E:\m\l\
The above message shows E:\m\p\ which is the folder, where everything lives. In the folder E:\m\p\ is also no file containing Mix as a part of its filename.

So I wonder, why such a message will pop up...

Any Ideas?

[void]

This error is shown when you open a file list in Everything and the file list is not valid (missing the filename column).

This will occur if you run Everything with the following command line options:
Everything.exe mix

mix would have to exist in the same location as Everything.exe for this specific error message.

Is there a folder or file called mix in E:\m\p ?
seems odd the file exists, otherwise the error would say e:\m\p\mix not found

Are you trying to perform a command line search for mix? -If so, please use the -s <search-text> command line option. For example:
Everything.exe -s mix

Were you opening file lists when this error message was shown?

[therube]

(I'll just note... going by memory... so ...

If you run Everything from a relative path, oddities can occur

Like if you are in C:\TEST
& Everything is in C:\EV (C:\EV\Everything.exe)
& you run (from within C:\TEST), ..\EV\Everything.exe
Everything executes as if you were in C:\EV rather then if you were in C:\TEST

Now say that you had a .efu in C:\TEST (C:\TEST\test.efu)

If you did something like (from within C:\TEST), ..\EV\Everything.exe test.efu,
that would not work [I don't think] (unless there happened to be a test.efu in C:\EV).
[Don't even know if the above is valid, just using as example.]

I think it was something like that.
[And without thinking, that's probably mentioned above.])