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 avatar commented on August 28, 2024

When I run angrySearch in the terminal, in says the following, even when angrySearch.conf specifies nemo as the filemanager

autodetected file manager: pcmanfm

I think this is the problem. I do not have pcmanfm installed anymore - but I do have pcmanfm-qt.

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 avatar commented on August 28, 2024

I know how to fix this. I do not know how to file pull requests, so I'll specify the code change here.

One needs to insert, in /usr/share/angrysearch/angrysearch.py, and between line 792 and line 793 - yielding a new line 793 - this:

  'pcmanfm-qt',

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DoTheEvo avatar DoTheEvo commented on August 28, 2024

will check out

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DoTheEvo avatar DoTheEvo commented on August 28, 2024

when using AngrySearch's 'open path' function on a file, and when the file manager is set (globally and within AngrySearch) to pcmanfm-qt, then nothing happens. When the item in question is a folder, though, then 'open path' works.

had a look, the issue was that in the end the program detected pcmanfm-qt but called pcmanfm to open the file

should be fixed now

When I run angrySearch in the terminal, in says the following, even when angrySearch.conf specifies nemo as the filemanager

autodetected file manager: pcmanfm

that is strange and should not happen, there was some issue with config file being named differently(angry_database.conf), so if you just tried not the latest release but just recent commit using "clone or download" green button, you might have get that build and it might kinda ignore your original config.

Otherwise it should never talk about autodetecting when you have something written in the config file in the line file_manager=blabla

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 avatar commented on August 28, 2024

No dice.

More specifically: I just tried the git version, with an angrysearch.conf specifying no file manager, and I had the original problem, viz., angrySearch would not open the file manager. Moreover, angrySearch autodetected the file manager as 'pcmanfm', not 'pcmanfm-qt'. I discover though that I have an angry_database.conf on my system, too (though it does not specify a file manager either); which of the two config file should I keep and use?

Solution - well, it worked for me: ensure that pcmanfm-qt precedes pcmanfm in the 'known_fm' list.

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DoTheEvo avatar DoTheEvo commented on August 28, 2024

Alright, made that change and tested it, seems to be working.
Delete the angry_database.conf

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 avatar commented on August 28, 2024

Thanks. It must be to do with how your search algorithm works - but I don't know Python (or your code, really).

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