Hi,
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When I select 2 files (in the same folder) and run
HashCompare FILE MD5
through the context menu of the 1st selected file I get the error at line 219 :Opus.SetClip()
. The command needs to be run on the second selected file. -
When I select 2 files (one in source and the other in destination panel) and run
HashCompare FILE MD5
through the context menu of the one of the selected file either I get the error at line 219 :Opus.SetClip()
; either it reports hashes are different even if they are not. Once a while, it works as expected. It seems it needs a refresh of both lists (source & dest) even if the files to compare are in the same one. Try to compare the same 2 files multiple times to test. -
Selecting a file A, I produced a A.MD5 file with the command
HashCompare TOFILE
. Then when I select file A, how to compare it with the MD5 file? My solution is to use another script addin.
It seems it works the best only to compare with clipboard content.