Public bug reported:
Priorities work on file level right now. How about nested priorities
affecting directories themselves too ?
folder1 - High Priority
--file1 - Normal priority
--file2 - High Priority
.
.
.
folder2 - Normal Priority
--folder21 - High Priority
----file211 - High Priority
----file221 - Low Priority
--file21 - Low Priority
--file22 - High Priority
--folder22 - Low Priority
----file221 - low Priority
----file222 - high priority
.
.
.
folder3 - Highest Priority
--file1 - low priority
--file2 - high priority
Woah, it was surely simpler in my head :D Your head is spinning yet ?
Mine does.
** Affects: dcplusplus
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: feature request suggestion
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1569093
Title:
Feature Request : Nested Priorities
Status in DC++:
New
Bug description:
Priorities work on file level right now. How about nested priorities
affecting directories themselves too ?
folder1 - High Priority
--file1 - Normal priority
--file2 - High Priority
.
.
.
folder2 - Normal Priority
--folder21 - High Priority
----file211 - High Priority
----file221 - Low Priority
--file21 - Low Priority
--file22 - High Priority
--folder22 - Low Priority
----file221 - low Priority
----file222 - high priority
.
.
.
folder3 - Highest Priority
--file1 - low priority
--file2 - high priority
Woah, it was surely simpler in my head :D Your head is spinning yet ?
Mine does.
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