Homebrew [Release] CTRXplorer - Open Source SD File Manager

[Xenosaiga]

I just updated to latest payload and has, and I am now getting a red screen for this.

Anybody else?

Nope. Mine still works just fine. Try grabbing it again? Sometimes Homebrew can get stuck on the red screen but I myself have no idea why this is.

 

[supercarotte]

I just updated to latest payload and has, and I am now getting a red screen for this.

Anybody else?

Same for me with smea & suloku's HBL, works fine with masher's (n3DS 10.3 w/latest versions for basically everything).

 

[matt!]

Thanks! I use soloku's and updating to latest version now has things working. Cheers!

I had also completely deleted menuhax and reinstalled

I can now also use latest mashers launcher boot to load everything OK.
and sea launcher works OK too

 

[Deleted member 373223]

screen?

 

[matt!]

screen?

I don't understand?

 

[Deleted member 373223]

I don't understand?

screenshot?

 

[matt!]

screenshot?

screenshot of what, exactly?

 

[Deleted member 373223]

screenshot of what, exactly?

ctrxplorer

 

[matt!]

here we go

http://imgur.com/a/zP4Jg

 

[d0k3]

Just a quick headsup, I updated CTRXplorer to v0.8.8. The new update should fix any issues on *hax 2.5. Check the opening post!

 

[d0k3]

Everyone, there is a new release: CTRXplorer v0.9.3 (that's a major release and it skips a few version numbers) now has a full fledged hex editor, a text viewer plus a ton of smaller improvements. Get it from here, and also check the opening post!

What's new:

• Hex viewer now allows searching for strings / data
• Hex viewer now has a fast scroll mode
• New hexedit mode, allowing to remove / edit / insert data
• Now includes a basic text viewer
• Position bars indicate current position in file browser / hex viewer / hex editor / text viewer
• Tons of minor improvements and bugfixes

Have fun using it and let me know if you should stumble upon a bug!

 

[Madridi]

Everyone, there is a new release: CTRXplorer v0.9.3 (that's a major release and it skips a few version numbers) now has a full fledged hex editor, a text viewer plus a ton of smaller improvements. Get it from here, and also check the opening post!

What's new:

• Hex viewer now allows searching for strings / data
• Hex viewer now has a fast scroll mode
• New hexedit mode, allowing to remove / edit / insert data
• Now includes a basic text viewer
• Position bars indicate current position in file browser / hex viewer / hex editor / text viewer
• Tons of minor improvements and bugfixes

Have fun using it and let me know if you should stumble upon a bug!

Yay! My favorite program Thanks!

May I suggest an overwrite feature if a file already exist in a directory we are trying to copy it too? Or maybe get it to paste there with a different name to keep both files? It's really the only thing I feel this app is missing

Thanks!

 

[d0k3]

Yay! My favorite program Thanks!

May I suggest an overwrite feature if a file already exist in a directory we are trying to copy it too? Or maybe get it to paste there with a different name to keep both files? It's really the only thing I feel this app is missing

Thanks!

I'll think about it, alright? That gets a little complicated if you factor in that CTRXplorer also copies multiple files and full folders, so I need some solution that doesn't force the user to make a decision 100+ times.

By the way, @everyone again... I can't for the love of god get Smea's scrtool to do anything useful... Can someone help me out with screenshots of the file browser, hex viewer, hex editor and text viewer?

 

[ihaveahax]

I'll think about it, alright? That gets a little complicated if you factor in that CTRXplorer also copies multiple files and full folders, so I need some solution that doesn't force the user to make a decision 100+ times.

By the way, @everyone again... I can't for the love of god get Smea's scrtool to do anything useful... Can someone help me out with screenshots of the file browser, hex viewer, hex editor and text viewer?

good?

Spoiler

 

[kiantsu]

Everyone, there is a new release: CTRXplorer v0.9.3 (that's a major release and it skips a few version numbers) now has a full fledged hex editor, a text viewer plus a ton of smaller improvements. Get it from here, and also check the opening post!

What's new:

• Hex viewer now allows searching for strings / data
• Hex viewer now has a fast scroll mode
• New hexedit mode, allowing to remove / edit / insert data
• Now includes a basic text viewer
• Position bars indicate current position in file browser / hex viewer / hex editor / text viewer
• Tons of minor improvements and bugfixes

Have fun using it and let me know if you should stumble upon a bug!

Thank you! I was looking for a program like this.

 

[d0k3]

Yay! My favorite program Thanks!

May I suggest an overwrite feature if a file already exist in a directory we are trying to copy it too? Or maybe get it to paste there with a different name to keep both files? It's really the only thing I feel this app is missing

Thanks!

Coming back to this... and asking for your opinion. What do you think should happen if we're trying to move a file over an already existing one? Overwrite prompt -> (YES) -> delete existing file -> move new file?

And, if we try to move a directory over an already existing one? Should the old files (for which there is no replacement in the dir to move) in the old directory be kept, or should the whole old directory be removed and replaced by the new directory?

It get's even more complicated when trying to move a file over a directory with the same name, or a directory over a file with the same name. I think these should still give an error.

 

[Madridi]

Coming back to this... and asking for your opinion. What do you think should happen if we're trying to move a file over an already existing one? Overwrite prompt -> (YES) -> delete existing file -> move new file?

And, if we try to move a directory over an already existing one? Should the old files (for which there is no replacement in the dir to move) in the old directory be kept, or should the whole old directory be removed and replaced by the new directory?

It get's even more complicated when trying to move a file over a directory with the same name, or a directory over a file with the same name. I think these should still give an error.

Well, ideally, I would think you would get something like windows prompt screen with 3 options:
1- Overwrite existing
2- Keep both files (Example: old "Madridi.txt" would be "Madridi (2).txt", and the new one will be "Madridi.txt")
3- Cancel

I would think same can be done for directories. But hey, I understand that this is a 3ds homebrew and it might not be as simple as that. Just giving some ideas

One thing though, would copying a directory with the same name as a file really cause a problem? files will have extensions, so it shouldn't really be a problem..?

 

[d0k3]

Well, ideally, I would think you would get something like windows prompt screen with 3 options:
1- Overwrite existing
2- Keep both files (Example: old "Madridi.txt" would be "Madridi (2).txt", and the new one will be "Madridi.txt")
3- Cancel

I would think same can be done for directories. But hey, I understand that this is a 3ds homebrew and it might not be as simple as that. Just giving some ideas

One thing though, would copying a directory with the same name as a file really cause a problem? files will have extensions, so it shouldn't really be a problem..?

There are files without extensions and directories with extensions.

If you're overwriting a directory, f.e., I'd assume you'd expect that you'd keep everything inside the directory and only new files are written over old files (meaning: old files without a replacement will stay), but that's not possible if that directory is overwritten by a file.

 

[supercarotte]

There are files without extensions and directories with extensions.

If you're overwriting a directory, f.e., I'd assume you'd expect that you'd keep everything inside the directory and only new files are written over old files (meaning: old files without a replacement will stay), but that's not possible if that directory is overwritten by a file.

I guess svdt is able to differenciate files from folders (it writes them in different colors and doesn't overwrite a "main" folder if I copy a "main" file in the same directory), maybe you could take a look at its code ? Then, if there is an object of the same type and name than what the user is pasting in the target directory, you could prompt a window like madridi said ?

 

[Madridi]

There are files without extensions and directories with extensions.

If you're overwriting a directory, f.e., I'd assume you'd expect that you'd keep everything inside the directory and only new files are written over old files (meaning: old files without a replacement will stay), but that's not possible if that directory is overwritten by a file.

Hmmm, I don't think I have seen any files without extensions on the 3ds.
And yes, the assumption of the overwrite is correct (or merely have the old directory renamed and the new directory will get that main name)

But yeah, not sure how you can differentiate between a file and a folder from your end

Edit: haven't tried, but files without an extension can exist with a directory with the same name in the same location the PC, right?

So if someone does that and have any 3ds file and directory named the same name, and then runs this program, how will the program handle that?