.ctp and .fss
Posted: December 29, 2021, 8:14 pm
I was searching for some files and I typed in .ctp at one file and .pcn at another file. Its file extensions are 'Code Tracker Program' and 'File Sorter Script'. Code Tracker Program tracks any code near the folder or any subfolders. It would type in the script / code extension files into table. It takes some time to track all files. You can paste in the following code for the file to work:
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VS Code - https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/?dv=win
= = T H E R E A R E N O M O R E T E X T E D I T O R S F O U N D = =
File Sorter Script will sort any files near the folder you put the script into. It also sorts in any subfolders, but it would not sort ZIP files in the subfolders or folder that the script is in. You don't need any code for it to work. Just put the following text into the text editor and you will get it working:
Replace the Input sort type here - e.g. alphabet, date, etc. with the sort types.
They can be found in View section.
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That's all I know about these two file extensions.
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file.TrackAllCodeExt('CodeOnly')
CodeOnly = true
CodeOnly.Files = ('TrackAllFileExtensions.CodeOnlyFiles')
run code
end
Here are some download links for other text editors
VS Code - https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/?dv=win
= = T H E R E A R E N O M O R E T E X T E D I T O R S F O U N D = =
File Sorter Script will sort any files near the folder you put the script into. It also sorts in any subfolders, but it would not sort ZIP files in the subfolders or folder that the script is in. You don't need any code for it to work. Just put the following text into the text editor and you will get it working:
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fss.Sort('Input sort type here - e.g. alphabet, date, etc.')
They can be found in View section.
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That's all I know about these two file extensions.