Custom Open & IrfanView /thumbs [Solved]

[therube]

Custom Open & IrfanView /thumbs

(I'm thinking this is an IV issue ?)


Custom Open does not work with IrfanView /thumbs.


IrfanView:

T:\PICS\0465.jpg" "T:\PICS\0466.jpg" : Can't read file header !

Unknown file format, empty/damaged file or file not found !

Note the LACK of an opening " on the initial T: ?

if you sent only a single file, 0465, then that /directory/ opens,
with focus on the file, 0465

normally what would happen is that (single) FILE would open in
thumbnail view


Everything appears to be doing things correctly:

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exec: first expr
exec: command $exec("C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" /thumbs %*)
exec: fullfilename "T:\PICS\0465.jpg" "T:\PICS\0466.jpg"
exec: depth 0
exec: exec "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" /thumbs %*)
exec: depth 1
exec: got "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" /thumbs "T:\PICS\0465.jpg" "T:\PICS\0466.jpg"
exec: shellexecute file:C:\BIN\i_view32.exe param:/thumbs "T:\PICS\0465.jpg" "T:
\PICS\0466.jpg"
Parameters '/thumbs "T:\PICS\0465.jpg" "T:\PICS\0466.jpg"'
Directory 'C:\BIN'
File 'C:\BIN\i_view32.exe'
Mask 00000100
Enter ShellExecute
ShellExecute OK
sub buf killed

(I'm not quite sure in what cases this may be generated ?)
IV looks to open a file, C:\Local\RUBEN\Temp\iv_shellext.txt
which has the list of filenames within
;UNICODE FILE
c:\1.jpg $0A$ c:\2.jpg $0A$ c:\3.jpg $0A$ ...


IrfanView

[therube]

Ah, so that's it.
IV wants the /thumbs command line option to come after the file names.

fail:
C:\out>iv /thumbs "2.png" "3.png"

works:
C:\out>iv "2.png" "3.png" /thumbs

[therube]

In that case if we,
-

$exec("C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" /thumbs %*)

+

$exec("C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" %* /thumbs)

we should be good?


Yes. (Basically.)


With 2 or more files, we're good.

With a single file, that file is opened (non-thumb mode) & also that directory is opened (separately), for some reason?

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COMMAND 41514
exec: first expr
exec: command $exec("C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" %* /thumbs)
exec: fullfilename "C:\out\2.png" "C:\out\3.png"
exec: depth 0
exec: exec "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" %* /thumbs)
exec: depth 1
exec: got "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" "C:\out\2.png" "C:\out\3.png" /thumbs
exec: shellexecute file:C:\BIN\i_view32.exe param:"C:\out\2.png" "C:\out\3.png"
/thumbs
Parameters '"C:\out\2.png" "C:\out\3.png" /thumbs'
Directory 'C:\BIN'
File 'C:\BIN\i_view32.exe'
Mask 00000100
Enter ShellExecute
ShellExecute OK
sub buf killed

.

Everything Custom Command IrfanView.png (29.24 KiB) Viewed 4010 times

.


Just a cursory hint (& like they expect people to actually read ):

Important notes:
...
- Input file name (if required) is always the first parameter (unless /file or /filelist is used)

[void]

With a single file, that file is opened (non-thumb mode) & also that directory is opened (separately), for some reason?

What is the debug output when you open a single filename?
Is the parameter generated by Everything expected?

[therube]

C:\BIN\i_view32.exe "T:\PICS\000\vendor.gif" /thumbs

Ah, that looks to be an IV issue.
That, run from a C: prompt does the very same thing.

What is the debug output when you open a single filename?
Is the parameter generated by Everything expected?

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FOCUS restore
COMMAND 41513
exec: first expr
exec: command $exec("C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" %* /thumbs)
exec: fullfilename "T:\PICS\000\vendor.gif"
exec: depth 0
exec: exec "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" %* /thumbs)
exec: depth 1
exec: got "C:\BIN\i_view32.exe" "T:\PICS\000\vendor.gif" /thumbs
exec: shellexecute file:C:\BIN\i_view32.exe param:"T:\PICS\000\vendor.gif" /thum
bs
Parameters '"T:\PICS\000\vendor.gif" /thumbs'
Directory 'C:\BIN'
File 'C:\BIN\i_view32.exe'
Mask 00000100
Enter ShellExecute
ShellExecute OK
sub buf killed
set 1 run history in 0.000321 seconds
exec: main thread regained focus
WM_ACTIVATE 00000000 00000000, lastfocus 01c716b8, current focus 01c716b8
WM_ACTIVATE MINIMIZED 0
update m 0 0cc5ee48
update index C:
USN DATA_OVERWRITE i_view32.ini

[therube]

With a single file, that file is opened (non-thumb mode) & also that directory is opened (separately), for some reason?

heh, that is an IrfanView "feature" (says so in the Help ).
not quite sure what the usecase is (?), but is expected IV behavior.

- only thing i can fathom is... but that doesn't make sense,
to me a least, since you're requesting a /thumbs, so...
still doesn't make sense?