Removing prioritizations one-by-one can be tedious. This commit enables
extended selection in the prioritizations list. Multiple items can be
selected with conventional methods, such as holding down Ctrl or Shift
key and clicking the items or holding down the left mouse button and
hovering the cursor over the list. All items also can be selected with
Ctrl+A.
Multiple items drag-n-drop is also possible.
To avoid confusion, the selection in the prioritizations list is cleared
after the items are removed or drag-n-dropped.
Signed-off-by: Sergey Zhuravlevich <sergey@zhur.xyz>
Adding criteria to the prioritizations list one-by-one can be tedious.
This commit enables extended selection in the criteria list and
implements adding multiple items. Multiple criteria can be selected with
conventional methods, such as holding down Ctrl or Shift keys and
clicking the items or holding down the left mouse button and hovering
the cursor over the list. All items also can be selected with Ctrl+A.
Signed-off-by: Sergey Zhuravlevich <sergey@zhur.xyz>
* Add testing feature to Exclusion dialog to allow users to test regexes against an arbitrary string.
* Fixed test suites.
* Improve comments and help dialog box.
* Concatenating regexes into one Pattern might yield better performance under (un)certain conditions.
* Filenames are tested against regexes with no os.sep in them. This may or may not be what we want to do.
And alternative would be to test against the whole (absolute) path of each file, which would filter more agressively.
* It seems that matchblock.getmatches() returns too early and the (multi-)processes become zombies
* This is a workaround which seems to work by sleeping for one second and avoid zombie processes
- Currently some incompatibility in the hscommon tests, commented out
the ones with issues temporarily
- Also updated some deprecation warnings, still more to do
* results.py doesn't set the proper type for dupes at the line
"file = get_file(path)" so we add it on top
* Perhap it could have been added to _get_fileclasses() in core.app.py too
but I have not tested it
* In standard mode, for folder comparison, dupe type is wrongly set as core.fs.Folder
while it should be core.se.fs.Folder.
* Catching the NotImplementedError exception redirects to the appropriate handler
* This is only a temporary workaround until a better fix is implemented
- Add changes from OSX build to local hscommon/build.py
- Update package.py & srcpkg.sh
- Remove invalid submodule references
- Update srcpkg.sh to use xz
- Update package.py pyinstaller configuration
- Call PyInstaller inline
- Add --noconfirm option to be more script friendly
- Add UCRT Redist location to path should fix#545 as now all the dlls
are included
- Format all files with black
- Update tox.ini flake8 arguments to be compatible
- Add black to requirements-extra.txt
- Reduce ignored flake8 rules and fix a few violations
* Fix main version (Don't use spaces and capitals in versions!)
* Change debian changelog format in hscommon
* Fix build cleanup
* Switch to XZ compression
* Update build instructions
* Build single package for both Debian/Ubuntu
* Update packaging
These methods were previously called recursively and it seemed to cause
problems in some cases. The recursive nature of these functions not
bringing any notable advantage and `os.walk()` being of better style
anyway, I removed that recursive nature.
Hopefully fixes#421
We now get less progress feedback, but in exchange, our progress job is
simpler. Previously, our progress bar would often get wonky towards the
end of the scan and I didn't have the energy to debug that.
Besides, people don't care about that level of progress feedback.
