The following codes work in all three modes:
- $c
- number of currently selected objects
- $C
- total number of objects in folder
- $sb
- total size of selected objects in bytes
- $sk
- total size of selected objects in kBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000
- $sK
- total size of selected objects in KBytes, i.e. bytes / 1024
- $sm
- total size of selected objects in mBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000000
- $sM
- total size of selected objects in MBytes, i.e. bytes / 1048576
- $Sb
- total size of folder content in bytes
- $Sk
- total size of folder content in kBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000
- $SK
- total size of folder content in KBytes, i.e. bytes / 1024
- $Sm
- total size of folder content in mBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000000
- $SM
- total size of folder content in MBytes, i.e. bytes / 1048576
- $fb
- free space on drive in bytes
- $fk
- free space on drive in kBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000
- $fK
- free space on drive in KBytes, i.e. bytes / 1024
- $fm
- free space on drive in mBytes, i.e. bytes / 1000000
- $fM
- free space on drive in MBytes, i.e. bytes / 1048576
- $x(xxx)
- Left-oriented tabulator:
print the following information at X position "xxx" (relative to the left border of
the status bar).
Example: $x(300)$sK will always print the total size of the selected
objects at X position 300.
- $x(-xxx)
- like before, but relative to the right border of
the status bar.
Example: $x(-150)$sK will print the total size of the selected objects
at X position 100, if the status bar is currently 250 pixels wide.
- $x(xx%)
- like before, but the X position will be calculated
using "xx" as a percentage relative to the current width of the status bar.
Example: $x(50%)$sK will always print the total size of the selected
objects in the center of the status bar.