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bigbigmdm / IMSProg

IMSProg - software for CH341A-based programmers to work with I2C, SPI and MicroWire EEPROM/Flash chips
https://antenna-dvb-t2.ru/IMSProg.php
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Feature: recent files #7

Closed carbofos closed 9 months ago

carbofos commented 10 months ago

Thank you for a good software but the feature is realy missing is recently open files. Also it does not remember last opened directory. All the path should be passed again and again from the start to open a firmware.

bigbigmdm commented 10 months ago

Thanks for the good review of IMSProg. I will think about the functions to memorise file paths.

bigbigmdm commented 9 months ago

Your wish has come true! Ver. 1.0.28 - Bad display of qComboBoxes in UBUNTU, Manjaro linux fixed, display of monospaced font in Manjaro linux fixed. Changed the default file path to the home directory. The last file path is saved and new file operations are processed using the last path.

carbofos commented 9 months ago

Thank you. I did check out the last version and it's more beatuful. But if I close the program and run it again it does not remember the last directory again. It is not a big problem but it's annoying when the path is very long.

bigbigmdm commented 9 months ago

When I read your comment, I thought that this function is exactly as I made it. I did not plan to create an .ini file and store the last path in that file.

carbofos commented 9 months ago

I do not know why you do not want to save current settings in .ini file but it's exactly the same way like all popular software works. You can check out the behaviour. E.g. vscode, LibreOffice, NeoProgrammer e.t.c.

bigbigmdm commented 9 months ago

You can add a symbol link to the EEPROM directory that will be displayed when you open the file in the IMSProg program.

cd ~ ln -s /home/<...your folder path...> MY_EEPROM.

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I will probably add the ini file to IMSProg. But that's not the first priority. Right now I need help in creating a DEB package with source code to be hosted on UBUNTU Launchpan.net.