Another problem with find-dupes: function. I have a custom column with different properties but using !find-dupes:column1 doesn't show any results, when it is supposed to. See screenshots
!find-dupes:column1 doesn't show unmatched results
Re: !find-dupes:column1 doesn't show unmatched results
To note: 'folders: sort:name...' only applies to B:\sidecard\ (not to D:\Program Files\).
Likewise in your second shot.
If you want 'folders: sort:name...' to apply to both B: & D:, you need to put them in brackets <>.
Likewise in your second shot.
If you want 'folders: sort:name...' to apply to both B: & D:, you need to put them in brackets <>.
<D:\Program Files\... | <B:\sidecard\...> folders: sort:name... ... !find-dupes:column1...
Re: !find-dupes:column1 doesn't show unmatched results
Do you mean like this ?therube wrote: ↑Wed Jul 26, 2023 2:46 pm To note: 'folders: sort:name...' only applies to B:\sidecard\ (not to D:\Program Files\).
Likewise in your second shot.
If you want 'folders: sort:name...' to apply to both B: & D:, you need to put them in brackets <>.
<D:\Program Files\... | <B:\sidecard\...> folders: sort:name... ... !find-dupes:column1...
<"D:\Program Files\WinRAR\sdcard"|"B:\sdcard"> "Android\data\com.azip.unrar.unzip.extractfile" folders: sort:name-ascending;dm-ascending column1:=name:,formatfiletime($dm:)
or like this?
<"D:\Program Files\WinRAR\sdcard">|<"B:\sdcard"> "Android\data\com.azip.unrar.unzip.extractfile" folders: sort:name-ascending;dm-ascending column1:=name:,formatfiletime($dm:)
Re: !find-dupes:column1 doesn't show unmatched results
Using sort: will specify the presort to use with find-dupes:
Please specify your sort after find-dupes:
OR has operator precedence so your | should work fine.
Please specify your sort after find-dupes:
OR has operator precedence so your | should work fine.