FsContentGetDefaultView is called to get the default view to which Total Commander should switch when this file system plugin is entered.

 

 

BOOL __stdcall FsContentGetDefaultView(char* ViewContents, char* ViewHeaders, char* ViewWidths, char* ViewOptions, int maxlen);

 

 

ViewContents Return the default fields for this plugin here, e.g.

[=<fs>.size.bkM2]\n[=fs.writetime]

Note that in C, you need to write \\n to return a backslash and 'n' instead of a newline character!

 

ViewHeaders Return the default headers shown in the sorting header bar, e.g.

"Size\nDate/Time"

 

ViewWidths Return the default column widths shown in the sorting header bar, e.g.

"148,23,-35,-35"

Negative values mean that the field is right-aligned. The first two widths are for name and extension

 

ViewOptions The two values, separated by a vertical line, mean:

- auto-adjust-width, or -1 for no adjust

- horizontal scrollbar flag

 

 

Return true if you returned a default view, false if no default view should be shown.

 

 

It's best to create a custom columns view in Total Commander, save it, and then copy the definitions from the Wincmd.ini to your plugin. The values in ViewContents and ViewHeaders are separated by a backslash and lowercase 'n' character. Note that in C, you need to write \\n to return a backslash and 'n' instead of a newline character!