OV2 / RapidCRC-Unicode

Windows tool to quickly create and verify hash checksums
https://www.ov2.eu/programs/rapidcrc-unicode
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[Feature request] "Favorite" hash action #73

Closed vatterspun closed 4 years ago

vatterspun commented 4 years ago

So this isn't a request for anything new, just a little automation to quickly process actions already available within RapidCRC Unicode.

Background:

This program has a lot of smart features and functionality, but at least 9 times out of 10 I'm really using it for one thing. In my case, it's putting CRC32 values into the filename. As such, I got the idea to just pick one action and have that run automatically when executed.

Current behavior:

When you drag-and-drop a file or folder onto the program or use the "Send To" menu in Windows, it hashes the file using the selected algorithms.

explorer_EmUUU0Skt8

You can then pick one and copy it to your clipboard, generate a hash file, add the CRC32 value to the filename, etc.

Requested behavior:

In options, the ability to enable/disable the "favorite" function where a selected algorithm and output, maybe with a quick popup saying what's happened, and then either minimize or auto-close the program. Example actions:


I can mockup something on this if that's useful or interesting.

Note that an additional "are you sure?" prompt might make sense for some users to avoid renaming a lot of files if you forgot the favorites setting. Or just go with the standard prompt:

RapidCRC_2FFSTTCnbw

OV2 commented 4 years ago

Doesn't the shell extension offer most of this (without the auto-close)?

vatterspun commented 4 years ago

Oh I didn't know that -- I only use the portable version. I'll setup the installer version and see.

vatterspun commented 4 years ago

I just got the installer version on a Win7x86 machine and, yes it does two of the three mentioned:

However:

  1. No current option to copy straight to the clipboard.
  2. This require admin, some systems can't install programs so the portable software is ideal.

I can update the case to reflect this,, create another case that covers it better, or I can close the issue if this doesn't sound worthwhile.

vatterspun commented 4 years ago

I'll go ahead and close this issue -- if you'd like me to clarify or resubit, please let me know. Rather not take up space versus other, more interesting issues.