2016-12-24, 21:06
We now have Container.Content(images), but it looks like it behaves the same way as Window.IsActrive(pictures)
so as long as i didnt overlooked something, not a realy useful addition imho.
What i would have expect is that "Container.Content(Images)" is only true if a Container realy contains Images (files not Folders). This way it would behave the same Way as "Container.Content(moves)" as example, which imho. is only true, if a Container realy contains a Movie.
Maybe it would be usefull to change the behavior of "Container.Content(Images)" to be only true, if it holds realy images/pictures (.jpg .png .. and so on..). (and not if it holds just picture folders)
mfG.
so as long as i didnt overlooked something, not a realy useful addition imho.
What i would have expect is that "Container.Content(Images)" is only true if a Container realy contains Images (files not Folders). This way it would behave the same Way as "Container.Content(moves)" as example, which imho. is only true, if a Container realy contains a Movie.
Maybe it would be usefull to change the behavior of "Container.Content(Images)" to be only true, if it holds realy images/pictures (.jpg .png .. and so on..). (and not if it holds just picture folders)
mfG.
