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Fixed version to match all the different kind of files selected
This idea is pure genius. I wish I had it earlier, It would have saved me a lot of time.
Here is my own adapatation. - It now rely on the kind of a file, not its extension (then, if you have img1.jpg and img2.JPG, it'll work properly). - If several files are selected, the final selection will match all the kind of file present in the inital selection (example: if you select text1.txt, archive.gzip and folder1, it'll select all the txt and gzip files and the folders).
There is one bug I couldn't fix: If you are in column view mode, if only folders are selected, it doesn't work as expected. The final selection is only the last folder of the window. It works fine in other view mode. If anyone as any idea of how to fix this, please tell me.
Fixed version to match all the different kind of files selected
Haven't got the answer to your bug, but just wanted to say the concept and your solution are terrific.
work around for the bug
There is a work-around foir the column view bug in the hint: Select files in Finder from Terminal. Scroll down for the comment titled:
fix for column view bug Is there a way to link to individual comments at macosxhints? |
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