File Organizer In Kl++

The File Organizer in KL++ is a great and very helpfull tool.
The idea is to have your download directory have a series of sub folders as shown here....
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-.../Directory.jpg

Once you have done that, then in KL++ go to" Options"
Then "KL++ Extension Options" and click "File Organizer"
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-...eOrganizer.jpg

Now click the "Add" button...
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-...69/Filters.jpg
Enter the basics...
Title - Movies or Music etc...
Filter - *.avi / *.mpeg or *.mp3, it must include the "*."
Destination - C:/Download/Movies or C:/Download/Music etc...
Click "Save" and then "Add" the next.

Of course now when a file is completed it will move from your
"Download Folder" to the "Sub Folder" you've chosen automatically!!

Please Note:
The "Download Directory", example C:/Download/, must be the same as the one chosen in
"Kazaa Lite K++ Options" in "Traffic" under "Shared Folder / Folder For Downloaded Files".

I do this manually i dont see the point. But still its good.

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i tried your tip following your instructions.
it didn&#39; t work.
i divided my results between audio, video, pictures and softwares but when i finished downloading both video and audio i still found my files in my main shared directory.
it is true that i filtered multiple file types in my categories.
explain if i have to create a filter for each file type (i.e.: a filter for avi, another foe mpegs, etc.) or explain how do we have to separate different extensions: as in your example, i used "/" (it looked strange to me, usually a comma is used).

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Originally posted by DigitHAL9000@12 September 2003 - 09:05
explain if i have to create a filter for each file type (i.e.: a filter for avi, another foe mpegs, etc.) or explain how do we have to separate different extensions: as in your example, i used "/" (it looked strange to me, usually a comma is used).

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I believe each type needs a seperate filter.
Not sure if there is a value such as (,) for multiples at a time.

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Originally posted by DigitHAL9000@12 September 2003 - 08:05
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explain if i have to create a filter for each file type (i.e.: a filter for avi, another foe mpegs, etc.) or explain how do we have to separate different extensions: as in your example, i used "/" (it looked strange to me, usually a comma is used).

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Taken from O-Town Net:

File Organizer

The File Organizer can copy or move files in "My Shared Folder".

Filter: Specifies the wildcard string in a common DOS format. "*" match zero or more of any character. "?" will match one of any character. ";" is separator for multiple wildcards in a single string.
ie:
*.mp3;*.wav -> match any file with mp3 or wav extension.
*Pearl Jam* -> match any file with the string "Pearl Jam" in the file name.
Chr?stina* -> match any file starting with "Chr", any character, "stina" in the file name
Action: Can be copy or move.
Destination: For copy action can be any valid path, but for move action it must be a folder within "My Shared Folder".
Play sound: Will play the specified audio file after applying the filter.
Run command: Will run the specified command line after applying the filter. You can use "%F" for the path and file name, "%P" for the path and "%FN" for the file name of the affected file.
Remember that most programs need file names in parameters between double quotes. (ie NOTEPAD.EXE "%F")

Filters are applied in order for example if you have the following filters:
1:Mp3 Files : *.mp3
2:Pearl Jam: *Pearl Jam*
And you complete a file called "Pearl Jam - Do the evolution.mp3". Will apply "Mp3 files" filter but not "Pearl Jam" filter.
Only the first matching filter will be applied to the file.

Nothing like some added dtails...

People still use k lite. :rolleyes:

Thanks

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Originally posted by N£MO@20 September 2003 - 03:51
People still use k lite. :rolleyes:

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what do you want them to use nemo es5???http://smilies.sofrayt.com/%5E/2/salook.gif

This tool is what programmers used to call "brain damaged". In choosing a &#39;Move&#39; destination, it allows you to range over the entire computer, but then only accepts a destination that is a child of the download folder.

It seems to me you should be able to use it to quarantine new downloads for review. Sorting files is easy enough to do by hand, as others have said.

Good tip I will have to try this soon to tidy up all my files. ;)

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This tool is what programmers used to call "brain damaged". In choosing a &#39;Move&#39; destination, it allows you to range over the entire computer, but then only accepts a destination that is a child of the download folder.

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This is an open source tool, so if you don&#39;t like the way it works, you can always make modifications to it.

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Originally posted by Blindleader@6 October 2003 - 22:16
It seems to me you should be able to use it to quarantine new downloads for review. Sorting files is easy enough to do by hand, as others have said.

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You can actually do whatever you like if you use the "run command" option:

Example:

1. "MOVE": *.* to downloadfolder&#092;temp (move evreything to temporary)
2. "RUN THIS COMMAND": "move" "%P*.mp3" "c:&#092;My_MP3" (move MP3 to c: )
[explanation is in the KLE "Features" list]

And everybody is happy ... :P

I&#39;ve just tidied up My Shared Folder, by putting in separate categories for Music, Movies, Software, and E-books.
I activated the KL++ File Organiser tonight, and it works perfectly well for me. :) I used a separate filter for each type of file.

Why on earth would anyone want to use any memory-hungry third-party file-management software when KL-Extensions can do the job perfectly well? ;)

Hell no and KL++ is da best, so screw da rest &#33;&#33; :lol:

Thanks Reality for this nice tip &#33;&#33; :)

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Originally posted by Sparkle1984@13 October 2003 - 01:26
Hell no and KL++ is da best, so screw da rest &#33;&#33;&nbsp; :lol:

Thanks Reality for this nice tip &#33;&#33;&nbsp;

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Yep, nice tip-post REALITY. Good work &#33; :)

NP...

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Originally posted by REALITY@10 November 2003 - 09:25
NP...

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GR8 tip

where I can find the source code ?

what source you looking for?