pFind Addon available

[don570]

pFind Addon available for Easy linux only.
Adds a right click menu item to folders and mnt-point

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Warning! There is odd obscure bug in pfind when you search a specific folder.
I discovered that the folder name must not have a '$' character.
I didn't check for other characters. Nothing too serious.
Here is an example...

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I noticed that when making a right click script for Easy linux
there was an unusual behaviour that I haven't seen in other versions of puppy linux.
Barry K warned that a pinstall.sh script was necessary.
This worked well .

However a script that my PET package installed
needed "$1" passed to pfind. Apparently a Bash rule.

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#!/bin/sh
pfind -d "$1"

https://bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/$1

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[williams2]

here is odd obscure bug in pfind when you search a specific folder.
I discovered that the folder name must not have a '$' character

For what it is worth,
i have 1462 files and dirs in my ntsf MS Window partition, that have at least one $ in the name.

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# f5 \\\$ | wc 
   1462    4676  163573
#

F5 is my bash script version of slocate. Slocate used to be a shell script.

$ is a special character in bash, and needs to be escaped and you need to be careful that the bash expansions in the script work correctly.

[ikt]

pFind Addon available for Easy linux only.

It works in Quirky 8.8.1.
Thank you.

[don570]

For what it is worth,
i have 1462 files and dirs in my ntsf MS Window partition, that have at least one $ in the name.

In this bug pFind doesn't search in the folder that is designated i.e. the foldername has a "$" character.
Fortunately this is rare.

The filename can have "$" character.
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[don570]

It works in Quirky 8.8.1.

Thanks for testing.
I warned about using different versions of puppy because the link is
put in 'OpenWith' folder. Earlier versions of puppy linux used the "SendTo" folder.

.. but it probably doesn't matter.

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