QUOTE(Mr_Rabid_Teddybear @ Nov 6 2004, 12:05 AM)
QUOTE(linus @ Nov 5 2004, 01:41 PM)
I reinstalled foobar and I have deleted foo_massdelete.dll
I really NEED it, but the site
http://pelit.koillismaa.fi/plugins is gone...
where can I find it? Some mirror?
Hmm... It will probably annoy the moderators if we upload all the plugins that was on that site to foobar2000 Uploads. But you sounded real desperat, so....
HERE"
Rabid" ? no, "
Rapid"!!
Thanks!
Kraeved
Nov 16 2004, 22:19
Wizard, thank you for this plugin.
I remember time when I could right-click entries and just delete files w/o additional dialog (recycle/delete). It was comfortable for me because the recycle bin is always off.
But I fully understand needs of other people, so maybe you can implement option in configuration dialog, which disables additional context-menu and sets default action for massdelete (in my case -- direct delete)?
jkwarras
Nov 17 2004, 01:33
QUOTE(Kraeved @ Nov 16 2004, 08:19 PM)
so maybe you can implement option in configuration dialog, which disables additional context-menu and sets default action for massdelete (in my case -- direct delete)?
You can always customize your context menu in foobar preferences
Kraeved
Nov 29 2004, 13:27
jkwarras, I feel myself stupid right now... yes, you're absolutely right.
upNorth
Nov 29 2004, 13:39
Feature request(s):
Option to show the full path in the confirmation dialog. And the option to show the same (as a list) when deleting multiple files.
sideone
Mar 17 2005, 09:57
All-
Great plugin! am i able to remove a file that is currently playing? I had this functionality in winamp via the traylist plugin.
thanks in advance,
sideone
Wizard
Mar 17 2005, 15:51
QUOTE(upNorth @ Nov 29 2004, 10:39 PM)
Feature request(s):
Option to show the full path in the confirmation dialog. And the option to show the same (as a list) when deleting multiple files.
I'll think about it when I get the time
QUOTE(sideone @ Mar 17 2005, 06:57 PM)
All-
Great plugin! am i able to remove a file that is currently playing? I had this functionality in winamp via the traylist plugin.
thanks in advance,
sideone
Yes, you can, but only for single deletion. Go to Preferences -> Components -> Massdelete and check "Stop and restart playback if necessary (single file deletion only)"
BTW, I'm thinking of removing "Display ""delete entries only"" dialog (playlist right-click only)" option. I really think it doesn't belong in this plugin
sideone
Mar 17 2005, 15:55
I have made a shortcut for deleting the single file, as it is playing. I also have the above option checked, but recieve the following error:
ERROR (foo_massdelete) : Unable to delete: 'C:\Documents and Settings\eric\Desktop\music\Violent Femmes - Kiss Off.mp3'
thanks,
eric
Wizard
Mar 17 2005, 16:07
QUOTE(sideone @ Mar 18 2005, 12:55 AM)
I have made a shortcut for deleting the single file, as it is playing. I also have the above option checked, but recieve the following error:
ERROR (foo_massdelete) : Unable to delete: 'C:\Documents and Settings\eric\Desktop\music\Violent Femmes - Kiss Off.mp3'
thanks,
eric
Are more than 1 files selected when you use your shortcut? Because only 1 file (the playing one) must be selected for the deletion to work.
sideone
Mar 17 2005, 16:11
I appologize, when i rightclick on the playing song it does work correctly. I was using a keyboard shortcut and this function did not work (i have it mapped to -> [context/nowplaying] massdelete/delete)
am i mapping the correct command?
thx,
sideone.
Wizard
Mar 17 2005, 16:21
QUOTE(sideone @ Mar 18 2005, 01:11 AM)
I appologize, when i rightclick on the playing song it does work correctly. I was using a keyboard shortcut and this function did not work (i have it mapped to -> [context/nowplaying] massdelete/delete)
am i mapping the correct command?
thx,
sideone.
Use [context/playlist]. I can see too that [context/now playing] doesn't work, but I don't know why
sideone
Mar 17 2005, 16:23
WORKS GREAT!!! thanks for the quick constant updates

.. i am sure that this thread will be useful to others as well.
thanks again!
sideone.
Wizard
Mar 20 2005, 01:35
v1.7.1
Changes:
- Added option to display full file path in delete confirmation dialog (single file deletion only for now...)
- Removed option to display "delete entries only" dialog.
Mr_Rabid_Teddybear
Mar 20 2005, 11:33
QUOTE(Wizard @ Mar 19 2005, 11:35 PM)
v1.7.1
Changes:
- Added option to display full file path in delete confirmation dialog (single file deletion only for now...)
- Removed option to display "delete entries only" dialog.
This version only gave me a "failed to load DLL" message. Had to revert back to the old one (luck that I keep backups). Using fb2k 0.8.3 on XP sp2.
Wizard
Mar 21 2005, 03:39
QUOTE(Mr_Rabid_Teddybear @ Mar 20 2005, 08:33 PM)
QUOTE(Wizard @ Mar 19 2005, 11:35 PM)
v1.7.1
Changes:
- Added option to display full file path in delete confirmation dialog (single file deletion only for now...)
- Removed option to display "delete entries only" dialog.
This version only gave me a "failed to load DLL" message. Had to revert back to the old one (luck that I keep backups). Using fb2k 0.8.3 on XP sp2.

Any one else has this problem? I'll try to find out what's going on when I get home. I'm very sorry for this inconvenience
neoufo51
Mar 21 2005, 03:40
Nope, working fine here.
Mr_Rabid_Teddybear
Mar 21 2005, 07:21
I think you can cancel the chase for now. After working and eating and sleeping and restarting the machine and seeing the post above I tried again; now it's loading fine... Just one of those mysteries, and if it doesn't happen to anybody else I guess it can be safely ignored. (There was BTW an error message the first time around about "Microsoft C++ runtime"something... something before fb2k reported "failed to load DLL" that I was to tired and stupid to write down, I will kick my own ass). Sorry for hitting the "bug-report" button so quick whitout testing more throughoutly....
Wizard
Mar 21 2005, 12:30
Great Mr_Rabid_Teddybear!

At first, I was afraid that there might be some kind of compatibility issue with WinXP SP2. I'm glad the problem is gone for you, because I have W2Κ SP4 and I wouldn't be able to track this down.
QUOTE(Wizard @ Sep 27 2004, 04:31 AM)
foo_massdelete might be slow because it has to initialize a Windows struct when you delete files which causes a delay. The reason other plugins are possibly faster is that they call the Recycle Bin function immediately, so the struct is initialized between the time it takes you to see the Recycle Bin's own delete confirmation dialog and to click "Yes", that's why you don't see any delay. My plugin uses its independent confirmation dialog, so the struct must be initialized after you click "Yes". But this is all for the best, trust me

With my way, I can delete multiple files one at a time, playback is not stopped immediately when you choose "Recycle" or "Delete" but stops only if you click "Yes" in the confirmation dialog etc.
You already give some element of response for the speed of deleting.
I just wanted to notice 2 points:
- when removing to recycle bin, the speed of deletion depends of the lengh of the playlist. On my computer (Duron 2Ghz, Win XP SP2 fr), it can take up to 10 s with my full playlist. The behaviour is similar as foo_Delete I was using before and that I replaced with foo_massdelete
- when removing without recyle bin, it is very fast, almost imediate, even of my big playlist (35000 files)
dreamweaver
Aug 7 2005, 01:03
it's been quite sometimes since the last time I used mass_delete , it was working fine as I remember . But today I can not delete file when it's playing , I always got the error kind of :
ERROR (foo_massdelete) : Unable to delete: 'X:\Music 4\Dance - Trance - Electronic\Hed Kandi Back To Love 03.03\Various Artists - CD1 - 06 - Right & Exact (StoneBridge Club Mix) Chrissy Ward.mp3'
No file has any attribute and I logged in with admin acc . I've already check the options in the preference regard stop and restart ....
I'm using Win XP SP2
thanks
dreamweaver
Aug 10 2005, 10:26
please , does anyone also has this problem ?
thanks
mixderax
Aug 10 2005, 10:38
dreamweaver: I think that there is no possible way of deleting file that is in use.
Kraeved
Oct 11 2005, 07:50
Is it compatible with foobar 0.9?
I'm looking forward to have it.
The Link
Oct 11 2005, 07:53
QUOTE(Kraeved @ Oct 11 2005, 02:50 PM)
Is it compatible with foobar 0.9?
I'm looking forward to have it.
You don't need an extra component for deleting files in 0.9. Just right click>File operations>Delete file(s).
0.9 already has a context menu to delete files (in file operations). Unfortunately there's not one to recycle, not yet at least.
Kraeved
Oct 11 2005, 15:27
The Link and
Olive, thank you for feedback, but I've checked context menu of 0.9 before posting and there is no „File Operations->Delete files“. Maybe I should add more components from install package?
Loaded libraries for now:
CORE
foo_input_std.dll
foo_ui_std.dll
foo_rgscan.dll
foo_cdda.dll
Screenshot (19 Kb) of context menu:
http://www.kraeved.com/tmp/foobar09b10contextmenu.png
The Link
Oct 11 2005, 15:34
Perhaps it's foo_masstag (not sure). I have all components from the installer + some by foosion.
Kraeved
Oct 11 2005, 16:08
Great, that's it. Thank you
haloeight
Mar 29 2006, 20:51
So am I understanding correctly that FB2K has a right click - delete file command built into it? But there is not a Recycle command?
If so, it would be great if this invaluable plugin could be updated to 0.9. Thanks.
Wizard
Mar 31 2006, 14:57
Since v0.9 has the core functionality of foo_massdelete implemented, I will not update it anymore. I've published the source code for eveyone to play around ;-)
http://pelit.koillismaa.fi/plugins/general.php#81
sunviva
Jun 9 2006, 10:26
Very Good Plugin! I just decided to use foobar 0.83 rather than v0.9 for some incompatible issues(wma tag edting, foo_uie_lyrics search problems) and I am missing the quick delete command in V0.9 then I found this plug, it is great for me!
Bimbo Frogger
Jul 20 2006, 03:13
I really miss following functionality in v0.9
QUOTE
- Stop and restart playback if necessary (single file deletion only).
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