Comments on: SMF – Search my Files

By: kibrom

kibrom — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:31:29 +0000

i like this program. thank u

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By: Search my Files is an Advanced Duplicate File Searcher Tool

Search my Files is an Advanced Duplicate File Searcher Tool — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 11:17:44 +0000

[...] Search My Files (SMF) is a multi functional file management tool which is a file searcher, file copier/mover, file deleter/eraser, duplicate file finder, and duplicate previewer. It has excessive search filter capabilities and a SQLite driven result reporting tool, with which you can sub-filter the result set according to your needs. It features lots of options to search for files like based on date, size, keywords, EXIF information and many more parameters. SMF is a file and file duplicate (md5,crc32 or sha1 driven) search tool. [...]

By: KaFu

KaFu — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:50:56 +0000

Either export the database to csv or xml (tab “Results”) or filter the report to your needs and right click => export => to text-file. I plan to add the column selection mask to the export function so that you can chose which columns to export and will activate csv and xml export from the report in the near future. I’m not familiar with U3 but will take a look into that too.

By: KaFu

KaFu — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:48:35 +0000

Nice request, all issues make sense to me. I’ll put them on the ToDo list, but can’t promise how fast I’ll implement them.
Regards

By: KaFu

KaFu — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 07:38:44 +0000

Thanks for your nice reply and comment on portablefreeware.com .

By: ha14

ha14 — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 07:58:24 +0000

Thanks for givin to us this handy soft, I used to use Index Your Files, but SMF has a better looking interface combined with fast indexation. Can it print a directory list, like the list of files included in a specific folder or drive; Also are you intending to make a U3 version.

By: leeoniya

leeoniya — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 02:26:56 +0000

yeah, i’m familiar and have used Nir Sofer’s as well. i’ve been working on a prototype myself that has many of the features this one does and then-some. our architectures seem very similar. i have some additional config to optimize the search order, in some cases significantly.

four requests for this util that i’d like to suggest from my own ideas, (that Nir has not responded to and the main reason for me wanting to roll my own):

1. Add a depth-first and breadth-first option for the traversal pattern. also, a max-depth limit. (i have a lot or poorly organized shallow “New Folders” that would benefit greatly in results speed from a breadth-first search limited to a depth of 1 or 2 levels)
2. Max results limit.
3. Configurable File categories (by extension…or even by regex on the full filename)…plus sorting by these categories.
4. Add a date search option called “last touched” and “first touched” where “touched date” = min(access_date, created_date, modified_date) and max(access_date, created_date, modified_date) respectively. this would allow for useful date filtering that is not possible now.

thanks,
Leon