Do it again, but differently (automatic assignment)! Move the mouse over it to get a zoomed view (need to tick 'Image Columns' in Configuration | Information | File Info Tips & Hover Box | Show Hover Box | Select Context. Pasting the image file name into the Image Column cell. Then we right-click the WAV file cell in the Waves column and select the Paste command:

We could as well copy it with the full path ( Ctrl+P) but keeping it relative to the WAV file's path has advantages when moving/copying the files. Now we select the PNG file and press Ctrl+Shift+P to copy the filename to the clipboard without the path. Our new Image Column 'Waves' is already visible but still empty, folder tree is hidden: Both files have the same base name, but obviously different extensions.

Now here is our minimalistic example setup: one WAV file and one PNG file containing the corresponding wave form image. For arbitrary assignment we take an Extra Column (there are 16 available) via View | Columns | Show Columns., open the Configuration Dialog via right-clicking the column header, call it 'Waves' (or whatever you like) and set the column type to 'Image':Ĭonfiguring an Extra Column as Image Column. So, how do we get there, step by step (arbitrary assignment)?įirst, set the list to Details View and add an Image Column. But in XYplorer you can assign them to a sound file, and display them along with the sound file. Another software has to take care of that. Note that the wave form images are not created by XYplorer itself. This is a screenshot by a user showing a display of wave form images in an XYplorer Image Column: A column could even create the image it’s about to show.īy the way, if you move your mouse over these images, you’ll optionally get anĪbsolutely massive new feature. Since columns can be scripted, the possibilities areĮndless. Typical useĬases would be showing wave forms for sounds, or album covers for songs, orĭifferent states or angles of people or designs.Īnd that’s just the beginning. based on the file name or other file properties). These images can be arbitrarily assigned to a file (and recorded in a database), orīased on rules (e.g. One per file, but many: Up to 80 different pics per file, all in one list! The signature look of a details view in aįile manager. So far a data record in a file listing consisted of an icon, maybeĪ thumbnail, and various bits of text.

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