John Doe wrote:
Terry Reedy <tjre...@udel.edu> wrote:
John Doe wrote:
John Doe <j...@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
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Another file manager, FreeCommander, does find text in Python
files.
However... It does not have Undo! Potentially risky.
Undo is an editor function. I do not believe Windows Explore has
Undo either.
Besides Undo... editing functions like copy, paste, and move are all
included in a file manager. You might not need that (Undo) safety
feature... then again, some users think they do not need to keep a
removable media backup copy of important files from their hard drive
either.
Undo and other editing functions are part of a file manager. And Yes,
Windows Explorer does include Undo.
I learn something new. In my WinXP, I found that Explorer has 'Undo
Move' (good to learn actually, for when I drop a file in the wrong
place), which also undoes normal delete (move to Recycle Bin) and which
even 'undoes' copy by offering to move copy to recycle bin.
A file manager is too powerful to
be without Undo, unless maybe it prompts the user every time
files/folders are moved or deleted.
Explorer prompts both for Recycle-move and perma-delete.
Many have complained, but for some reason the author of FreeCommander
does not care about that.
So I agree, better to reconfigure Windows search to look in .py files.
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