How to maximize full width of columns ?

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anmac1789
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How to maximize full width of columns ?

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Hello everyone, is there a command to set the maximum column width according to the largest length ? For example I can make a custom column column1:=length($path:) and then sort:column1-descending and then change the size of the largest number in column1 but is there a way to do this without using custom column or length($largest column) or to set the maximum full width of multiple columns ?
void
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Re: How to maximize full width of columns ?

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There's a built in Path Length property.



Ctrl + NumPad+ in the result list will autosize all your columns to fit.

Ctrl + Shift + NumPad+ in the result list will autosize all your columns to fit the window.



Everything will autosize your columns based on the visible text.

I think you are looking for an option to autosize the columns based on all available text?
anmac1789
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Re: How to maximize full width of columns ?

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The path length property is the same thing as length and inserting ($path)

ctrl shift and plus ive tried doesnt seem to work with all the columns

and yes autosize all the columns so that all the visible text is visible and not hidden is there such an implementation ?
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Re: How to maximize full width of columns ?

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The path length property is the same thing as length and inserting ($path)
They are the same.


ctrl shift and plus ive tried doesnt seem to work with all the columns
Ctrl + Shift + NumPad+ will not gather property values.

You'll need to bring each column into view before pressing Ctrl + Shift + NumPad+


and yes autosize all the columns so that all the visible text is visible and not hidden is there such an implementation ?
No.
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