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Fix for Everything v1.5(a). Also supports v1.4 side by side. #1469

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@shanto shanto commented Sep 22, 2024

  1. Fix for Everything v1.5(a). Uses the new hidden window access instead of clipboard.
  2. Turning off alpha_instance flag is no longer necessary. Putting it back to default helps.
  3. Supports both v1.5 and v1.4. Earlier version is supported through clipboard as before.
  4. Fixes a bug which crashes QuickLook when the path returned by client program is quoted.

…rning off alpha_instance is no longer necessary. Also fixes a bug which crashes QuickLook when the path returned by client program is quoted.
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Personally, I strongly recommend using the Custom Open command in Everything 1.5a.
No implementation on the QuickLook side is required.

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shanto commented Nov 7, 2024

Personally, I strongly recommend using the Custom Open command in Everything 1.5a.

No implementation on the QuickLook side is required.

What's your recommendation for getting QuickLook follow cursor movement aka focus change?

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What's your recommendation for getting QuickLook follow cursor movement aka focus change?

Yes, that's right.
There's no way to track focus changes.
You'll need to modify your code in that case.

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emako commented Dec 3, 2024

Test passed

@emako emako merged commit 3e367da into QL-Win:master Dec 3, 2024
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