Adds a custom common that displays the folder depth while in Flat View.
This was requested by AlbatorV here:
How to use:
- Download LevelColumn.js.txt (1.1 KB)
- Drag the downloaded file to the list under Preferences / Toolbars / Scripts.
You will then find the Level column in Folder Options, in the Script category. (You can also right-click the column header, then choose Columns > Scripts > Level.)
Requires DOpus 11.5.1 or later
Script Code:
The contents of the .js.txt file above are reproduced below, for reference:
// The OnInit function is called by Directory Opus to initialize the script add-in
function OnInit(initData) {
// Provide basic information about the script by initializing the properties of the ScriptInitData object
initData.name = "Flat View Level Column";
initData.desc = "Adds column that shows folder depth level for flat view";
initData.copyright = "2014 wowbagger";
initData.min_version = "11.5.1"
initData.version = "1.3";
initData.default_enable = true;
var cmd = initData.AddColumn();
cmd.name = "FlatViewLevel"
cmd.method = "OnFlatViewLevel";
cmd.type = "number";
cmd.label = "Level";
cmd.autogroup = true;
cmd.justify = "left";
}
// Implement the OnFlatViewLevel column (this entry point is an OnScriptColumn event).
function OnFlatViewLevel(scriptColData) {
var itemPath = scriptColData.item.realpath;
// Remove Tab path from item path
var diff = itemPath.pathpart.replace(scriptColData.tab.path, "");
// Count number of folder
var count = diff.split("\\");
// Disaply value
scriptColData.value = count.length -1;
}
You can use the New Script helper to create an empty template script that adds columns without all the "baggage" of the example.