FilePreview shows a file large: its picture in the host's shape, the first
lines of its text, or its kind's icon, over its name, kind, size and
change; the gallery opens it on Space as a quick look. RecentFiles lists
files newest first under a header a day, a list a day. FileSearch sits
over a field the host owns and lists what the host found with its folder.
DuplicateFinder marks copies to remove and keeps the last of each group,
its mark shut, with the bytes the marks free beside Remove. ArchiveViewer
draws an archive's entries as a tree with sizes and savings, from paths
gathered by the folder builder the file tree now shares. A checkbox's
label wraps inside its box instead of running past it. Favorites and the
hex viewer point to documents and debug.
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The directory listing's size and date columns are fixed, so at 280px the
name had no room and rows showed no names. The heading and rows now sit
in a sideways scroll box whose child keeps the least width: the name's
least, the fixed columns and each row's icon, gaps and padding. A column
of the explorer was keyed by its depth, so a new folder there inherited
the old list's cursor; columns and rows are keyed by their folder. The
explorer asserts each folder on its path is a folder in its parent.
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FileExplorer shows the folder at the end of a path three ways: the
directory listing, a grid of tiles, or a column per folder along the
path with the next folder lit. Its name, its count and a switch of views
sit above one path bar that climbs. A folder opens in place; a file goes
to the host, which lists each folder it goes to. A pick in an earlier
column closes the columns past it, and a new deepest column scrolls into
view. The directory listing takes its pick from its owner and reports
it, so the pick carries across views; its path bar and its first order
are shared. The gallery walks a small file system and shows the tree,
the context menu, renaming in place and a drop zone in use.
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