Locate 2 Issues List
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* There is no filetype check in file_create_from_saved() or
  hotlist_load_choices() -- the former is passed files from the commandline with
  not other checks; the latter loads files from Choices: in a similarly trusting
  manner. Test might want to be in discfile_open_read(), however.

* Selection routines in hotlist need to take account of length of icon text.

* Make open/run operate on multi-selection results.

* Check the correct behaviour of contents searches.

* File contents strings should be centred on match in window.

* Plugin support not completely implemented.

* Loading saved results from Locate 1.

* objbd_allocate() seems to return FALSE (ie. failed) if required allocation is
  smaller than that already available! Same may be true for results_allocate()?

* Running searches seems to pick up all filenames even if we don't collect all
  of the data?  This is because once a filename is put into the textdump there's
  currently no way to delete it, even if its parent object is deleted. Care
  needs to be taken if deleting, as a name might end up with multiple owners.

* Should hotlist keep an "altered" flag and only save if its contents have
  changed?

* Status bar doesn't have an error count when files get reloaded.

* The Suppress Errors option probably needs implementing or removing!

* Filetype info cacheing shouldn't ignore a type once it has been flagged as
  "Unknown".

* feature request; if results window ('full info' option ticked) had columns for
  each parameter, maybe the results could be sorted by date or name or type, in
  the same way as a filer window

* pie in the sky idea; Under the 'age' criteria, another option on the sub-menu
  to search for 'File is ... most recent'. In other words the newest object that
  matches the criteria. I realise this doesn't really fit in with the way the
  software outputs results to the search window as it scans, so is probably
  impossible and requires a different app altogether. The reason I mention it is
  if I have a number of backups of a given directory on disc(s), each backup
  being taken at a different time, and I have been remiss and not labelled the
  backups correctly, I might want to know which is the most recent, and the only
  way to be sure would be to look at every single file within them. I suppose if
  the above item (3) were implemented it would be possible to search and then
  find the newest item by sorting the results by date afterwards.
