Filetree
Enable the module, and add File Tree to your text formats. Then, enter [filetree dir="some-directory"] into the body field of a node, and it will render a list of all the files in that folder. (Note, the folder must reside in your site's "files" folder.)
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filetree.FileTree.read() will search through the filetree.tree_directories list of directoriesfor any FileTrees matching the given name. This list by default includes the current directory. Of course,a full path to the requested FileTree can also be provided. This includes all FileTrees definedhere.
Normally having undefined variables will lead to filetree.MissingVariable being raised.This can be avoided by putting these variables in square brackets, indicating that they can simplybe skipped. For example for the FileTree:
The usual course of action when trying to get a file usual evolves copy andpasting the paths or looking for a specific file or set of files ina specific location which usually involve abit of redundant work,filetreewas created out of my desire to have an easy,fast way to get to differentlocations within the filesystem and be able to backtrack to them whenwithout having to keep this paths within a specific variable and also to beable to retrieve specific files according to a specific criteria or name.
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Say goodbye to painstakingly moving files one by one, because long-awaited bulk actions are now ready for use in the filetree! In the desktop workspace, simply hold down shift to multiselect files. You can also hold down alt to multiselect files incrementally. You can move multiple files at a time by dragging them to your desired location, or perform other bulk actions like open tabs, open pane, download, and delete from the context menu.
We've optimized the rendering performance by avoiding accessing states and contexts that changes frequently in nested components. We moved the states down and broke down components into smaller components that concern separate pieces of states. Changing active files no longer rerenders the entire filetree, instead it only renders the relevant directory and folder nodes.
Previously, file search features were only available within the workspace by way of the command bar. Now, we've given the filetree a search bar of its own to increase the discoverability and accessability of these features. Using the filetree search bar, you can search your Repl for specific files or phrases and the results will be rendered directly in the filetree. Spend less time lost in the filetree and more time building something great!
The example is shown below. First, we use File->Open Directory (not shown) to select the /filetree directory. Then we use the combobox on the right to select the XQuery that searches for cpp files (listCPPFiles.xq). Selecting an XQuery runs the query, which in this case traverses the model looking for all the cpp files. The XQuery text and the query results are shown on the right:
Don't be mislead by the XML representation of the /filetree directory shown on the left. This is not the node model itself but the XML obtained by traversing the node model and outputting it as XML. Constructing and using the custom node model is explained in the code walk-through.
You can write your own XQuery files and run them in the example program. The file xmlpatterns/filetree/queries.qrc is the resource file for this example. It is used in main.cpp (Q_INIT_RESOURCE(queries);). It lists the XQuery files (.xq) that can be selected in the combobox.
The File Tree example shows how to use QtXmlPatterns for querying non-XML data that is modeled to look like XML.IntroductionThe example models your computer's file system to look like XML and allows you to query the file system with XQuery. Suppose we want to find all the cpp files in the subtree beginning at /filetree:
Rather, I want to add some global CSS which effects any current theme (given selectors are still matched), but preferably in a way which doesn't alter the website's filetree (so that if I upgrade Drupal no global CSS file will mistakenly be deleted).
Remember that the working directory in the UNIX window can becompletely different from what you see in the file manager.Normally you start in your home directory when you open yourUNIX window or your file manager, then you can changedirectory in both or just one of them. If you are unsure where in the filetree you are, use following command in your UNIX window: 041b061a72