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Fair enough. Another issue is that ucollage
does not expand the directory recursively. Instead it only expands the first level, if y
is pressed. I should probably look to make that better.
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This makes sense. I will make the necessary modifications.
In any case, though, if you find yourself pressing Y
or N
a lot, a better option would be to set the UCOLLAGE_EXPAND_DIRS
to 1
or 0
respectively.
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This makes sense. I will make the necessary modifications.
In any case, though, if you find yourself pressing
Y
orN
a lot, a better option would be to set theUCOLLAGE_EXPAND_DIRS
to1
or0
respectively.
That is true, but I would not want this to be a global option, but rather something that can be decided on a per-directory basis.
Sometimes I might want ucollage to search recursively, and sometimes not. I wouldn't want to always have to set/unset UCOLLAGE_EXPAND_DIRS
when I change my mind, but rather quickly decide on startup with Y
/N
etc ..
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Any updates on this?
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Any updates on this?
Hey, I pushed some changes. I hope it is okay now
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@ckardaris Definitely an improvement. However, I did notice some weird behavior, not sure if that is intended or not:
It doesn't seem that ucollage recursively looks through all sub-directories of the current directory.
If the current directory Pictures has two sub-directories Wallpapers and Screenshots, running ucollage with Y
in the Pictures directory works as expected, - it shows the images from both directories.
However, running the same command from the home directory, which contains the Pictures directory, those images are not listed anymore. My guess is, that is because ucollage doesn't truly use recursion to check all sub-directories, - or stops at a certain depth?
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Yeah I thought a bit about recursive expansion. It needs some more thinking, so I will probably include it in a future release.
The reason I have not yet implemented it, is because I have in the back of my mind another idea. That is to create something like vim
buffers. One for every directory the the user specifies. So files from different directories would never be seen together, but they would be accesible in a fast way from within the ucollage
UI. What are your thoughts regarding that? Would it be something that you would use? Would you prefer it from having all images in a single view?
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