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[Feature] Option to overwrite OS setting 'show hidden files' #285
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@dao-net thank you for reporting the issue! The idea that your root directory with e.g. synchronizing a cloud with another computer and thus being able to set hidden flags independently is pretty cool.
But we can not reproduce that hidden files are shown in STM, when the related windows option is activated: (we have just tried again and the portable and windows store version behave the same here)
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Thanks for your investigation. Related to:
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(2.) fixed with: [BUG] Fix hidden files not shown transparent, version 1.2.0.10 6d28822 (3.)Then only the main point is missing , @topeterk suggested: |
-created new tabpage 'Size and Location' to have more space in 'Advanced' for this new option we will release in some days. Thank you @dao-net, we added you in the thank you section in the readme and in the about menu : ) if something of that points or others does not work in the new version, you are welcome to open an new issue. FYI here is our new related testfolder closed |
(with the commit 2659d19 fixed also a issue that when root folder empty at startup, that it was not possible to start the menu anymore, because mainpreload variable was not reset to false) |
I am now using your great SystemTrayMenu as a substitute for shortcuts bars in the taskbar since I upgraded to Windows 11. The directory I had configured to show up as a shortcut bar is now rendered by SystemTrayMenu. I have lots of hidden files and dirs in there because I am using (and keeping in sync) this directory using a git repo. The behavior in Windows 10 was that files and directories marked with the OS attribute "hidden" would not show up. Therefore I was able to use the same directory on multiple machines and independently hiding all the items that were not applicable on a machine (e.g. where the application in case of a shortcut is not installed, a drive not mounted or a directory not present). The OS file attributes do not get persisted in the underlying git repository. I expect SystemTrayMenu to be sensitive to the attributes and to hide hidden files or directories from the menu.
However I do not see this behavior in version 1.2.0.0 (latest from the app store as of today) on my Windows machine (version 21H2 Build 22000.376; my Windows explorer is configured to show hidden files and directories but they get displayed translucent) as you can see in this screenshot:
I noticed that the icon of the hidden directory has a strange gray background and looks semi-transparent. The icon of the hidden file does not seem to be different from the icon of the file which is not set to be hidden.
Please let me know, if there is a related setting I overlooked.
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