0.89 - Batch processed files sent to recycle bin despite contrary choice in options
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 2:31 pm
Howdy!
A minuscule bug report of no consequence.
Context: I noticed that, in conjunction with voidtool's Everything monitoring changes in the system's files, batch operations cause a slowdown in my PC when files are sent to the recycle bin instead of being deleted for real immediately.
And I found that when batch processing files (at least for resizing) files, Xnview MP ignores the option to delete directly without sending to recycle bin, the source files that are to be replaced with their smaller counterpart still go to the recycle bin.
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Detailed info on the program and settings now.
Version:
XnView MP Windows
Version 0.89 64bits (Jan 15 2018)
Libformat version 7.16
OS info:
windows 10 home edition, x64.
Program's settings (which should imply the files don't go to the recycle bin, unless I'm mistaken of course):
https://imgur.com/a/nhMuq
Hope it's not a bother, have a nice day!
A minuscule bug report of no consequence.
Context: I noticed that, in conjunction with voidtool's Everything monitoring changes in the system's files, batch operations cause a slowdown in my PC when files are sent to the recycle bin instead of being deleted for real immediately.
And I found that when batch processing files (at least for resizing) files, Xnview MP ignores the option to delete directly without sending to recycle bin, the source files that are to be replaced with their smaller counterpart still go to the recycle bin.
*
Detailed info on the program and settings now.
Version:
XnView MP Windows
Version 0.89 64bits (Jan 15 2018)
Libformat version 7.16
OS info:
windows 10 home edition, x64.
Program's settings (which should imply the files don't go to the recycle bin, unless I'm mistaken of course):
https://imgur.com/a/nhMuq
Hope it's not a bother, have a nice day!
Thanks to your detailed description I can reproduce the problem.