On 2019-03-20 04:24:19 +0000, symm said:
> Evidently it does not quicklook as a comic if there is only one image
> in the archive, e.g. a variant cover; instead shows a file/dir tree.
>
> Just spent close to 30 minutes troubleshooting my quicklook plugins
> because of the schizophrenic way it handles quicklook of cbz/cbr. I had
> noticed that some preview panel thumbnails were clean covers (my pref)
> and some had a semi-transparent banner with file ext emblazoned on it
> and sometimes that damn page curl. I though it was two different QL
> generators warring, but evidently just one schizophrenic one. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>
>
> On the plus side, I re-familiarized myself with
>
> qlmanage -r
> qlmanage -r cache
> qlmanage -m # list quicklook generator mappings (hint: pipe
> into grep -i <search term>)
> qlmanage -g # force which generator to use
>
>
> COMPUTERS 'R FUN! (not!)
Followup:
per http://edgeview.co.kr/en/quicklook/
If you select archived file in file browser or finder and push space
bar, can see quicklook window. It display images when rate of image
files are over 90% in archive, else it display file list as tree view.
If you want always display file list, open
<applications>utilities>terminal>, and input command;
defaults write djhan.comiclook forceListPreview YES
Also you want return to default, input command;
defaults write djhan.comiclook forceListPreview NO
Parsing the non-standard English (not a slight, as I don't write his
native language at all):
If the ratio of images to total items is 90+%, the QL generator shows
as comic, otherwise as file tree. And obviously he counts dirs since
the variant cover archives were 1 dir and 1 image.
Also unfortunately while he has a defaults write to force file list,
evidently there is one to force image view. Boo!
A quick strings on the genrator reveals that is the only string as
well, so no other hidden settings. :-(
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