Not hidden from DOS view point:
https://s6.postimg.org/kedqwq969/Siren.5.Attrib_DOS.png

Hidden from Siren view point:
https://s6.postimg.org/dcftaj5kh/Siren.6.Attrib_Siren.png

Regarding the forum problems, the most annoying bug is the double quote: sometimes, it is not possible to go back to the form to not having to re-enter the post text.

Well seen!
I checked <List hidden directories and files>, and the folder appeared! BUT my folder is not hidden:
https://s6.postimg.org/ezdr3vfg1/Siren.4.Hidden.png

ps: I subscribed to this topic ("Stay subscribed to this topics" is checked just under this, while writing this reply), but I didn't receive any notification when you replied sad

ps2: I replaced my double quotes around →List hidden directories and file← by angle brackets because the end of my post was not displayed: there is a bug with this forum sad  This is the same case as my 2d edit in my previous post.

Well seen!
I checked

Hi,

The folder E:\Users\Michel\Documents\Mes sites Web\ is not seen by Siren v3.14.

This folder exists and can be selected when "Select[ing] a directory" (not translated tongue); but an error message appears when coming back to Siren.

Any idea of this issue?

Best regards,
Michel.

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The folder is not seen by Siren: (It should be bettween "Ma" and "MP…")
https://s6.postimg.org/onmlt9kvl/Siren.1.View.png

It is seen by the Windows folder selector:
https://s6.postimg.org/6wazet5gx/Siren.2.Select.png

When selected, Siren display this error message:
https://s6.postimg.org/wqks4l5gx/Siren.3.Error.png

Edit:
1. Posting the same post with a double quote after →The folder ← (i.e. just before E:\), display only my post till this 1st double quote.

2. On Google Chrome, it was impossible to post my post due to the error ERR_BLOCKED_BY_XSS_AUDITOR.

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(2 replies, posted in Bugs and problems)

Hi,

I have files whose names are

yyyy-mm-dd.something.else.ext

I would like to put the front date at the end of the base file:

something.else.yyyy-mm-dd.ext

The regular expression

%b(s/(.*?)\.(.*)/\2/)

gives

something.else

as expected, but

%b(s/(.*?)\.(.*)/\1/)

gives

yyyy-mm-ddsomething.else

instead of

yyyy-mm-dd

Furthermore, \2 could be replaced with \3, \4, etc.: I think that those variables values should be empty instead of giving the same value of \2.

Did I discover a bug?

Regards,
Michel.

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(9 replies, posted in Bugs and problems)

Rémi wrote:

if a filter begins with "/" all what follows will be seen as a regular expression

Excellent solution!

7

(2 replies, posted in Bugs and problems)

==> This is not a bug, but an information request smile

Hi,

Under Windows 7, where should be copied the program folder: "%ProgramFiles(x86)%" or "%ProgramFiles%"?

Michel.

Hi,

Under Windows 7, the options file is not in the program folder as stated in the help FAQ ("Récupérer les favoris"), but in "%AppData%\..\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Siren\".

Regards,
Michel.

9

(0 replies, posted in Comments)

...the new GUI.

Michel.

10

(2 replies, posted in Evolution requests)

Tiens, il n'est jamais trop tard pour bien faire : Merci pour ta réponse big_smile

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(2 replies, posted in Evolution requests)

I would like to insert some expression depending if another expression is empty or not.  It could be useful to add such possibility tongue

My case is the following:

If %Ev is not empty, then insert it rounded by dot-parenthesis *.(%Ev).*,
ElseIf %EV is not empty then insert it rounded by dot-squared brackets *.[%EV].*,
Else insert nothing *.*.

This could be something like:
%Ev?(x,y) => if %Ev is empty or zero, then insert x else insert y
or more sophisticated:
%Ev=a?(x,y) => with "=" is an comparison operator (= or ==, <=, <> ou !=,...)
or another syntax.

Great application!
Michel.