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The browser contains sophisticated search functions (by name, size, access time or contents), file difference viewer, duplicate file finder, bulk rename, deep copy or remove and other useful functions. It also includes an image viewer for the most popular graphics formats (tiff, gif, png, jpg and many others) and support for ctags for easy navigation inside source code files. |
The browser contains sophisticated search functions (by name, size, access time or contents), file difference viewer, duplicate file finder, bulk rename, deep copy or remove and other useful functions. It also includes an image viewer for the most popular graphics formats (tiff, gif, png, jpg and many others) and support for ctags for easy navigation inside source code files. |
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The file browser is derived from the standard Smalltalk/X file browser, which is described in the [http://life.exept.de | Smalltalk/X online documentation]. |
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Introduction[Bearbeiten]
Bundled with expecco comes a tool called "File Browser", which is can be used for typical day-to-day tasks related to file and directory management. It is operating system independent and works the same on all supported platforms.
The browser contains sophisticated search functions (by name, size, access time or contents), file difference viewer, duplicate file finder, bulk rename, deep copy or remove and other useful functions. It also includes an image viewer for the most popular graphics formats (tiff, gif, png, jpg and many others) and support for ctags for easy navigation inside source code files.
The file browser is derived from the standard Smalltalk/X file browser, which is described in the | Smalltalk/X online documentation.
