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Drag and drop files #11
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Hi, |
Hey, thank you for writing fsearch. I don't have much hope, because this issue is so old. This is the nicest search i ever found on linux and i tried many different ones, but missing drang and drop is a show stopper. For example it's impossible to quickly enqueue mp3 files or drag and drop a file into another application of interest. |
@wonder75: Just implemented initial support for drag and drop. Currently only one item can be dragged at a time and I have to figure out how to support whole selections instead. |
Have updated the fsearch from the PPA specified in <>Code but the drag and drop still does not work for me. I use Ubuntu 18.04, tried it also on Mint 19.3, it's no positive result either. |
Know this issue is marked as closed, but I just installed fsearch and the drag and drop function is also not working for me. Ubuntu 18.04 here as well, so maybe it's a thing? |
@musictrivianut I don't think this has been implemented yet. |
I have been using Fsearch for a long time. I am grateful. |
Can this be priority please? @cboxdoerfer @weblate @Vistaus @napcok @ersen0 @veksha ... It seems to be 6 years old and the most wanted feature: |
@slrslr Like I said this feature is planned for the 0.4 release, which won't be released soon, since I only have limited time to work on FSearch and it's not the most important feature for me at the moment. 0.2 will probably land in August this year, as it's mostly done, 0.3 (which adds the most requested feature (monitoring of file/folder changes)) will be another big release which will take quite some work and I don't think it'll be ready in 2022. So 0.4 with drag-and-drop support most likely won't happen before 2023. However, if someone else wants to work on that, I'll gladly accept pull requests. |
Hello, @cboxdoerfer. Where can we get this code? thanks. |
I only have it in a local branch. But unfortunately it's not really useful anymore, because it was relying on the old GtkTreeView and it's not compatible with the new custom listview which is now used instead. |
Does the custom listview make drag-and-drop impossible, or is this still on the road map? (I know it's still on the list, but not whether that's up-to-date in itself.) |
I see that this issue is 8 years old and is still open - also wondering why. This is so crucial, I may actually embed the entire codebase soon in Claude Sonnet 3.5 and see if I can guide it through the implementation, or get it to figure out the mysterious obstacles involved here. |
There are no mysterious obstacles to implement this; it's actually quite straight forward. The only reason this feature hasn't been implemented yet, is because no one bothered to work on it. Like I said earlier, for me it's not a high priority or crucial in any way, but I'll gladly accept PRs or offer guidance if someone wants to help out. |
@cboxdoerfer I can work on this -- How exactly would it work? IIUIC, we need to make each result in the list view into a drag source? and then add the file URI to that drag source, right? Edit: How would you deal with it for multiple selections? Since this is possible right now in fsearch? |
Hi Christian,
Again, thanks so much for creating fsearch.
In Search Everything, I could drag files out of the window into a folder or into a download box in my browsers. This was pretty useful (as I only really use fsearch/SE for navigating my files system) for attaching files for emails etc.
No idea how difficult it may be to implement, but it is a minor suggestion.
Kind regards,
Alastair
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