btdir 0.1 beta4
Description
Total Commander plugin, interpret torrent-file as a directory.What’s new
0.1 beta4 (2012/03/22)
* Plugin linked with runtime library statically and don't depend on msvcrt.dll.
+ Added x64 version.
0.1 beta3 (2012/02/14)
+ Into -list.txt added torrent ash, comment if exists, total size of hash summs of torrent data, approximate size of 'info' ictionary.
+ Added searching for text in torrent-"archives". If plugin updated you need to reinstall it. Or jast remove string "NNN," from parameter
[PackerPlugins]
torrent=NNN,\btdir.wcx
in wincmd.ini when TC is not running.
+ Now it is possible to hide "special" files. To do it add parameter no_fake_files=1 into [btdir] section of plugin's INI-file (usually %COMMANDER_PATH%\pkplugin.ini).
- Plugin was crashed when opening torrent with one file in directory. Thanks Rodny for torrent example.
0.1 beta2 (2010/10/23)
+ Added background testing.
* Added handling file names in torrent file made with programs that makes file names in local code page ANSI and optionaly UTF-8.
0.1 beta (2010/10/15)
* First beta.
* Plugin linked with runtime library statically and don't depend on msvcrt.dll.
+ Added x64 version.
0.1 beta3 (2012/02/14)
+ Into -list.txt added torrent ash, comment if exists, total size of hash summs of torrent data, approximate size of 'info' ictionary.
+ Added searching for text in torrent-"archives". If plugin updated you need to reinstall it. Or jast remove string "NNN," from parameter
[PackerPlugins]
torrent=NNN,\btdir.wcx
in wincmd.ini when TC is not running.
+ Now it is possible to hide "special" files. To do it add parameter no_fake_files=1 into [btdir] section of plugin's INI-file (usually %COMMANDER_PATH%\pkplugin.ini).
- Plugin was crashed when opening torrent with one file in directory. Thanks Rodny for torrent example.
0.1 beta2 (2010/10/23)
+ Added background testing.
* Added handling file names in torrent file made with programs that makes file names in local code page ANSI and optionaly UTF-8.
0.1 beta (2010/10/15)
* First beta.
