[question] how to add rating stars column in everything ??

[asamirid]

greetings..

is there a way to add a visual stars rating column to the search like in the image below..

this is mainly to display media files rating like music and photos..

rating_stars.png (632.05 KiB) Viewed 11890 times

rating_stars_01.png (286.13 KiB) Viewed 11890 times

if not i hope this thread to be considered as [feature request]..

Fractions is not important "in my case", only none,1,2,3,4,5 is more than enough.

thank you.

[NottMee]

right click on column, click "add columns", then select "Rating". The stars are well shown, but sadly can't be edited directly in Everything by so far.

Snipaste_240522-143742.png (25.86 KiB) Viewed 11886 times

[asamirid]

oddly the rating column in my everything showing numbers not stars

it displays numerical value 99 for the 5 stars audio file

the hover tip info box in the large thumb view also displays the value 99.

[tuska]

oddly the rating column in my everything showing numbers not stars

it displays numerical value 99 for the 5 stars audio file

the hover tip info box in the large thumb view also displays the value 99.

Information on these values can be found here:
- About rating values
- rating:
- System.Rating

However, the stars are also displayed for me (and I can't remember ever having changed a setting)...

[NotNull]

@asamirid:
In an out of the box Everything (1374a x64 on Win11 22H2), rating is shown here using 0-5 stars.
You might have defined "independant" properties (like rating) in tags.csv, which will overrule the properties saved in the file itself when shown in Everything.
Check property_user_values under Advanced options to see if you defined a tag.csv file.
This file is likely saved in Everythings' %APPDATA% folder.

Other than that:
What version of Everything are you running? 32-bit or 64-bit? OS? Running as administrator or currentr user?

Tagging without modifying files

The stars are well shown, but sadly can't be edited directly in Everything by so far.

Right-click your selected file(s) => Properties => Details tab => Change your rating.

An interface to change these properties directly is on the to-do list of Everything.

[asamirid]

@asamirid:
In an out of the box Everything (1374a x64 on Win11 22H2), rating is shown here using 0-5 stars.
You might have defined "independant" properties (like rating) in tags.csv, which will overrule the properties saved in the file itself when shown in Everything.
Check property_user_values under Advanced options to see if you defined a tag.csv file.
This file is likely saved in Everythings' %APPDATA% folder.

Other than that:
What version of Everything are you running? 32-bit or 64-bit? OS? Running as administrator or currentr user?

my bad, i fixed the problem, but i wish the file property box also had rating stars instead of numerical value like in the screenshot.

image_2024-05-22_202400164.png (72.31 KiB) Viewed 11864 times

also if there is a way to display rating stars under filename in the large thumb view it will be very helpful..

image_2024-05-22_202539181.png (264.68 KiB) Viewed 11864 times

[doskoi]

I was surprised and excited that ★Rating was implemented without my knowledge.

In foober2000, which I use, stars are expressed as ★☆ instead of star images.
I think this is a highly versatile expression design.
(However, this is an implementation that light users will dislike...)

Code: Select all

$rgb(233,155,12,233,155,12)$repeat(★,%rating%)$rgb()$repeat(✩,$sub(5,%rating%))

*columns UI

`Everything`' has excellent customizability, so I fully support the idea of ​​creating global variables and allowing users to freely use them.

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1384a adds some settings to customize the star colors.

To set the star colors:

• In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the Advanced tab on the left.
• To the right of Show settings containing, search for:
  star
  
• Select: star_color (or star_dark_color for the dark theme)
• Click the color button.
• Select a new color and click OK.
  
• Select: star_border_color (or star_border_dark_color for the dark theme)
• Click the color button.
• Select a new border color and click OK.
• Click OK.

To adjust the blending for empty star values:

• In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the Advanced tab on the left.
• To the right of Show settings containing, search for:
  star
• Select: star_empty_alpha (or star_empty_dark_alpha for the dark theme)
• Set the alpha value between 0 (complete transparent) and 255 (complete opaque)
• Click OK.

star_border_color
star_border_dark_color
star_color
star_dark_color
star_empty_alpha
star_empty_dark_alpha