I am loving the beta right now. However, I do have a complaint. There seems to be a noticeable lag between when I press my hotkey (Alt+Space) and Listary showing up. Itâs a lag of maybe 0.5 to 1 seconds. Itâs not a huge problem, but sometimes I call up Listary and begin typing, only to find that Iâm typing into a document Iâm working on because Listary didnât show up right away.
If you can fix this problem, I would really appreciate it.
But in this case, the url cannot contain the âhttp://â part of the prefix.
Web Search
Url : http://{query}
input web github.com , open http://github.com
input web http://github.com , err!
Url : https://{query}
input web github.com , open https://github.com
input web http://github.com , err!
The above method will automatically open with the default browser, but not for all situations. You can add a command to open any URL using the specified browser.
Could you share the log file to help me address the issue?
Exit Listary.
Run Listary with parameters via the command line. Change the path if youâve changed the installation folder: "C:\Program Files\Listary\Listary.exe" --log-level=0
Activate Listary with Alt+Space, the lag should happen as you described. Send the following file to support@listary.com or upload it here: C:\Users\<Your user name>\AppData\Roaming\Listary\UserProfile\Cache\<Your computer name>\ListaryLog.txt
Okay, thatâs strange. Because when I updated from 5 to 6, Listary didnât pick up the NAS index.
And clicking on re-index didnât do anything. Iâll check againâŚ
I used Google Drive as drive H. I changed the drive letter to drive G. The listary still holds the index for drive H and appears in the search results. Rebuild does not disappear.
Note that if youâve opened some files on H: using Listary before, they may be added to Listaryâs history. They will be removed automatically the next time you search after removing H:.
Hi Channing, most of the time, Iâve got the same âlaggishâ experience as @jbryan does. Itâs about 0,5-1,5 seconds delay until the search input pops up, which disturbs oneâs flow quite enough to be annoying.
Iâve enabled the debug log as you suggested, but the only relevant entries are:
2019-02-26 21:35:44.983 [5][Error] [?] FileDB root not added via FileDBInit!
2019-02-26 21:35:44.983 [5][Error] [?] First user visible root [S:]
Maybe itâs because of my addional added root S:? Iâll try without and reply here.
Logging doesnât seem to be enabled on your system. It should output hundreds of entries when working. Make sure youâre using 6.0.2.12 and try again.
The 2 error entries about S: are ignorable. Theyâre unlikely to be the cause of the delay.
Well, I tried the latest Listary Beta and no luck with the network drives.
Itâs listed in the index menu and at the bottom it says Last updated: never.
When I click on âupdate nowâ, a blue pop up appears for like 4 seconds and then it disappears.
Does that mean itâs doing something in the background?
EDIT: ahhh, it worked. It took some time and was doing stuff in the background. Maybe some progress indication would be great.
@Channing you can just replace , -> . before feeding it into calculator.
Also unfortunately something like: 5--3 doesnât work. Iâd expect to get 8 BUT 5- -3 does work. Iâve had to patch Wox to make a simple fix of input.Replace("--", "- -"); to make this work. Could you do the same?
Reason is that on laptop itâs very easy to press -- but hard to press + as it requires shift key so using -- is a very convenient hack. Thanks for all your work!
Listary really needs a ctrl-z support. This is especially evident when using calculator. You type some complex formula, remember the answer, start doing something else, want to re-check what the answer was: poof, no way to get this info back from Listary. Launchy has a great ctrl-z implementation (Woxâs sucks).
The usual flow is to click outside or press escape to close the launcher. Also Iâve checked that when you press up to see previous entry you canât ctrl+z it, it only works while editing for the first time before enter. This is essential when doing calculations where you are testing several assumptions and continuously editing, undoing, changing the formula.