I've really been appreciating Run Count, but the big downside is it is path specific.
This is especially true for documents, which I'm more likely to move around on my file systems.
I'd love if there was a way to get it to only consider the filename, not the path. (or have a combined score).
Run Count
path1\a.exe 1
path2\a.exe 2
path3\a.exe 3
vs a combined option, which could be the sum of every run count for that filename, plus the filecount for that specific path\filename combo. That way theres still relative sorting.
Run Count
path1\a.exe 7 sum(a.exe)+path1\a.exe
path2\a.exe 8 sum(a.exe)+path2\a.exe
path3\a.exe 9 sum(a.exe)+path3\a.exe
ps. Run count is especially useful if you are using Everything as a launcher or the index behind a launcher!
Run Count - ignore path?
Re: Run Count - ignore path?
There's no ignore path option.
I will consider such an option.
Thank you for the suggestion.
I have on my TODO list to add support for tracking the run count of renamed/moved files from within Everything.
I will consider such an option.
Thank you for the suggestion.
I have on my TODO list to add support for tracking the run count of renamed/moved files from within Everything.
Re: Run Count - ignore path?
Thanks! I was just going to suggest tracking run count for renamed files, at least within everything.
Re: Run Count - ignore path?
When exactly do entries get removed from Run History, and is there a way to stop the pruning?
Re: Run Count - ignore path?
When run history is loaded.When exactly do entries get removed from Run History
(when you start Everything)
Run history is committed to disk when you:
- Exit Everything
- Close an Everything Search window.
- Make a change under Tools -> Run History and click OK.
Uncheck Tools -> Options -> History -> Run History -> Keep run history for x days...is there a way to stop the pruning?
When unchecked, run history is kept forever.