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PeterPanino

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Posted - Aug 18 2025 :  07:27:17  Show Profile  Reply
1. When a TImageEnMView has been filled with TImageEnMView.FillFromZIP, then dragging any file(s) from e.g. FileExplorer to the ImageEnMView should automatically add the dragged file(s) to the archive from which the ImageEnMView has been filled.

This would be very helpful because it would also save the developer from having to add extra code to add the dragged file(s) to the archive. The SevenZip PlugIn already does all the work, so that additional code would be completely unnecessary.

2. It would be nice if non-image files would show their respective shell-images, so instead of:



...those PDF files would automatically be displayed, for example, as:



3. It would be helpful if TImageEnMView.DeleteSelectedImages had an additional parameter, for example:

DeleteSelectedImages(DeleteRealFile: Boolean)

If DeleteRealFile = True, then the real file loaded from a file or from a zip archive will be deleted too.
This would save the developer from having to write a lot of additional code.

4. I need to deselect all images when the user clicks on white space (outside of image thumbnails) - which is the same behavior as in File Explorer. Currently, when clicking on white space, the behavior is erratic: Sometimes, the one selected is deselected, sometimes vice versa... I need a predictable behavior.

xequte

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Posted - Aug 19 2025 :  17:57:30  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Peter

1. At this time, our zip support is read-only. If we get enough user interest we will look at adding write support

2. We'll look into this

3. As per 1.

4. Can you give me some specific steps to reproduce what you are seeing?

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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