@errante I wonder how this could be applied to path depth, as discussed here: PathDepth (Display depth in folder hierarchy) . Specifically, could EVDirRanges be used to quickly calculate the depth of the current folder relative to the drive (i.e., C:\) AND calculate that folder’s deepest file depth relative to that folder’s position in the path given its leverage of Everything?
For example, say one has a directory structured as C:\Users\Name\Documents\D-5\D-6\D-7\D-8\
- A file in C:\Users\Name\Documents would be at path Depth = 4
- A file named “New Document” is in C:\Users\Name\Documents\D-5\D-6\D-7\D-8\ would be at path Depth = 8
Imagine three columns:
- Current Depth: Shows depth of file or folder while in the given folder path
- Largest Depth: Shows depth of file in the largest depth of the file path
- File Depth: for file search results, shows depth of file in its folder path
While in C:\Users\Name\Documents:
- Current Depth column would indicate 4
- Largest Depth column would indicate 8
Searching for “New Document:
- File Depth column would indicate 8
Interested in your thoughts here.