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== thtkpp (c++ binding) == == uthdat (midnight commander extfs plugin) == Supports list and copyout commands. If your midnight commander is installed without local prefix, while thtk is installed with one (or vice versa), you need to symlink uthdat like so: # ln -s /usr/local/lib/mc/extfs.d/uthdat /usr/lib/mc/extfs.d/uthdat Alternatively you might link it localy for your user like so $ ln -s /usr/local/lib/mc/extfs.d/uthdat ~/.local/share/mc/extfs.d/uthdat For your ext file: regex/\.(伝|録|郷|“\`|\˜\^|‹½|DAT|dat)$ Open=%cd %p/uthdat:// == wcthdat (total commander wcx plugin) == Read-only. Supports Unicode plugin interface. Make sure you have thtk.dll in the same directory as wcthdat.dll Rename DLL to wcthdat.wcx (or .wcx64 if you're brave enough to compile 64-bit version) In total commander go to Configuration -> Options -> Plugins -> Packer plugins (.WCX) -> Configure You will be presented with the most counterintuitive UI for plugin selection. I usually just click all over it until it works. Alternatively you may add this to your wincmd.ini: [PackerPlugins] dat=64,C:\Users\ZUN\tannedcirno\thtk\build\contrib\RelWithDebInfo\wcthdat.dll 64 means that this plugin supports detection by content. Usually totalcmd gets this number from GetPackerCaps function. If you want to disable that, change it to 0.