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File already exists: skip all
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 9:41 am
by marsh
A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
Copying and pasting using <ctrl + c> and <ctrl +v> using Xnview is not good for updating directories. It automatically creates copy of each file without asking to skip any.
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 6:19 pm
by Dreamer
marsh wrote:A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.
So I suggest this option:
[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]
marsh wrote:Copying and pasting using <ctrl + c> and <ctrl +v> using Xnview is not good for updating directories. It automatically creates copy of each file without asking to skip any.
Yes, "thumbnail dialog" should be shown here too IMO.
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 9:58 pm
by helmut
Dreamer wrote:marsh wrote:A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.
So I suggest this option:
[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]
"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 11:01 pm
by ckit
I support all of this
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 12:30 am
by Dreamer
"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.
And what do you think, it should be always saved, or always disabled, or saved and then disabled at next xnview startup?
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 10:38 am
by xnview
Dreamer wrote:marsh wrote:A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.
So I suggest this option:
[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]
Not sure that 'Apply to all' is good, but have not the solution
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2006 12:40 am
by Dreamer
xnview wrote:Dreamer wrote:marsh wrote:A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.
So I suggest this option:
[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]
Not sure that 'Apply to all' is good, but have not the solution
Why?
Re: File already exists: skip all
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 2:02 pm
by neutrino1
helmut wrote:Dreamer wrote:marsh wrote:A new button to 'skip all' files would make updating another directory faster when you don't actually want to examine each matching image.
I fully agree. But I think we need also Replace all and Rename all.
So I suggest this option:
[x] Apply to all files [Replace] [Rename] [Skip] [Cancel]
"[x] Aplly to all files" would be a good and common solution. You have my support.
I agree except I do not think that Cancel would need to apply to all because it would stop the copy operation.