Different bar graphs in statusbar

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1

How can make two different bar graphs in statusbar for drive d:\ in left and drive e:\ in right folder?
I have checked 'Use different status bar text for dual-display listers'.

My status bar text is:

{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {tfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert
({dfL} frei) {rleft}{bg+w=65,b=#ffffff,c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=1,f=1}
{rtree2}
V {sdR}/{tdR}, D {sfR}/{tfR}, {sbaR} markiert
({dfR} frei) {bg+w=65,b=#ffffff,c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=1,f=1}

When i cklick in left lister both bar graphs shown free space on drive d:\ .
Why ?

2

I don't think the dual status bar option applies to one lister that is in dual file pane mode. It does apply to two separate listers however. If your primary concern is the bar graph, the default single status bar option will do what you want as long as you have two separate listers.

Enabling the dual status bar option would useful if you want something completely different in the destination lister status bar.

3

Hallo dopusfan,

{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {tfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert
({dfL} frei) {rleft}{bg+V={dfLb}/{dtLb},w=65,b=#ffffff,c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=1,f=1}
{rtree2}
V {sdR}/{tdR}, D {sfR}/{tfR}, {sbaR} markiert
({dfR} frei) {bg+V={dfRb}/{dtRb},w=65,b=#ffffff,c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=1,f=1}

gruß,
:opusicon: porcupine

Edit note:
I don't think the 'Use different status bar text for dual-display listers' option is needed here.

4

Good answer porc, you taught me something here.

5

Many thx porcupine.

I have exchange {dfRb} with {duRb}.
Now is beautiful.

6

How i can the both bar graphs placed on the right side on each lister.
{rpad} ? {pad} ?

My text is:
{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {sfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert ({dfL} frei){bg+w=65,v={duLa}/{dtLa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=2}{rleft}
{rtree2}
V {sdR}/{tdR}, D {sfR}/{tfR}, {sbaR} markiert ({dfR} frei)
{bg+w=65,v={duRa}/{dtRa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=2}

7

Hallo dopusfan,

Solution 1:

{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {sfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert ({dfL} frei)
{bg+w=-1,v={duLa}/{dtLa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=3} {rleft}
{rtree2}
V {sdR}/{tdR}, D {sfR}/{tfR}, {sbaR} markiert ({dfR} frei)
{bg+w=-1,v={duRa}/{dtRa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=3}

Solution 2:

Status Bar Tab.
{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {sfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert ({dfL} frei){rpad}
{bg+w=65,v={duLa}/{dtLa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=2}

Status Bar (Dual) Tab.
Check the 'Use different status bar text for dual-display listers' option.
{fl}
{rtree}
V {sdL}/{tdL}, D {sfL}/{tfL}, {sbaL} markiert ({dfL} frei){rpad=93}
{bg+w=65,v={duLa}/{dtLa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=2}{rleft}
{rtree2}
V {sdR}/{tdR}, D {sfR}/{tfR}, {sbaR} markiert ({dfR} frei){rpad=98}
{bg+w=65,v={duRa}/{dtRa},c1=#00ff00,c2=#ff0000,g=2,f=2}

gruß,
:opusicon:porcupine

8

Is there a way to make this dependent on the type of drive being used? For instance, I'd like to see different metrics if it's a removable USB drive versus my laptop's harddrive.

9

I don't think there's anything in the current status bar codes that provides this functionality...

10

[quote]
nate_dawg wrote:
Is there a way to make this dependent on the type of drive being used? For instance, I'd like to see different metrics if it's a removable USB drive versus my laptop's harddrive.[/quote]
Do you mean completely different status bar codes, or just showing the free space using different units? In terms of the units, Opus uses an appropriate one depending on how much space is left. (e.g. on a HDD it'll tend to show gig, on a memory card or a very full HDD it'll show meg, and so on.)

11

I'd like to customize the display to show different elements (including this color graph showing the diskdrive space) based on what type of drive being used. For me, the graph is relevant for a 128MB USB drive, but not helpful for my 80GB harddrive that only is only about half full. I'm not seeing anything in the help that says this can be done.

12

There's no way of doing that exactly.

You can make the free space bar's colour change as the bar grows/shrinks by using one of the codes where you set a start and end colour. (e.g. Start green when there's lots of freespace and end up red when the drive is full, with half red and half green for 50% space.) But that's it.

13

There is another interesting StatusBar discussion on this thread .

My post there is in fact the StatusBar I'm currently using.
The Hidden Files element is extremely useful.
With the advances in Lister file filtering we are becoming accustomed to,
it has become a Must Have element for me.
I think it may be that Nudel deserves credit for it.

:opusicon: porcupine