> On 2021-05-07, at 01:18, Jim Brain <brain_at_jbrain.com> wrote: > > I think the issue is the other parts of the UI. > > Except for the quote chars, the rest of it looks just like a C64 file browser, and so... When in Rome, etc. > > My point is, if you're wanting to ditch the quotes, revamp the browser UI look and feel and use. > > Ditch the DIR/PRG/ETC stuff for something else, an icon on the left side, or a / in front of the dir name, or after. Does it matter to the browser if the file is a SEQ, USR, PRG file? If not, don't show. [...] That's a valid point, and.. my initial idea for this functionality was to pull-in unformatted directory data and format it myself in any way I see fit. But I dropped the idea after realising that the only common format across various storage devices in use today is the "CBM-style" preformatted one. > [...] Or, if you're going to be bog standard, keep in the quotes. > > Commit to one direction or another. Yup. -- SD!Received on 2021-05-07 14:00:02
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