The status bar can now display information about the most recently selected file, using the new {sel:x} code.
The x in the code specifies the information to display; valid keywords are:
name: Name of the file or folder.
size: File size. Follow this keyword with b or k to specify the units as bytes or KB (otherwise the units are automatically chosen).
create: Creation date stamp. Follow this keyword with d or t to specify date or time (otherwise both are shown).
write: Last write (modification) date stamp. Follow this keyword with d or t to specify date or time (otherwise both are shown).
access: Last access date stamp.
attr: File or folder attributes.
desc: Description string (the same as is displayed in the Description column).
path: Full path of the file or folder.
index: Index in the file display.
For example, {sel:sizek} {sel:desc}.
The new {hse} code is used with the new Show Everything mode. When Show Everything is enabled, this code will display the text Everything. When Show Everything is disabled, this code will display the text Filtering (to indicate that filters may be in effect).
On the default status bar, {hse} is wrapped inside a {h!}…{h!} clause, which will cause it to be hidden unless Show Everything is turned on. That is, you may see the text Everything but not the text Filtering.
Status bar graph width numbers are now scaled to DPI by default. You can use negative numbers to prevent scaling from happening. (i.e. Just put a - before the number you want.)
Status bar {widthXX} is similar: It now scales the pixels to the current DPI, and can be made to use an absolute value using negative numbers. e.g. {width-10} will be 10 pixels in all DPIs, while {width10} will be 10 pixels at 100% DPI and 20 pixels at 200% DPI.