Filter out the Tombstones folder from quick launch (#856)

[dremin]

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[xoascf]

It doesn't just hide the "Tombstones" folder, it only does that for hidden items; I just saw that folder is set to hidden in its properties.

[dremin]

It doesn't just hide the folders in that path, I remember it only does that for hidden items, maybe the "Tombstones" folder is set to hidden in its properties.

I don't quite understand, are you seeing this change hide items unintentionally?

[xoascf]

It doesn't just hide the folders in that path, I remember it only does that for hidden items, maybe the "Tombstones" folder is set to hidden in its properties.

I don't quite understand, are you seeing this change hide items unintentionally?

If an item in a path selected for Quick Launch has the "Hidden" property set, it will not be displayed:

[dremin]

It doesn't just hide the folders in that path, I remember it only does that for hidden items, maybe the "Tombstones" folder is set to hidden in its properties.

I don't quite understand, are you seeing this change hide items unintentionally?

If an item in a path selected for Quick Launch has the "Hidden" property set, it will not be displayed:

Oh! Yeah, that is expected and RetroBar behaves the same way. For some reason it seems like when the system creates the Tombstones folder, it is not marked as hidden, so it still shows in RetroBar.

[xoascf]

A bit hacky, at least here it was hidden by default, I thought it would be better to advise the user to "hide" this folder? I guess that could work as a workaround, or the classic %AppData%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch could be used by default instead? (if not someone really crazy creates a folder with a path ending in \Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Tombstones and sees that his folder is hidden 😆).

[dremin]

A bit hacky, at least here it was hidden by default, I thought it would be better to advise the user to "hide" this folder? I guess that could work as a workaround, or the classic %AppData%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch could be used by default instead? (if not someone really crazy creates a folder with a path ending in \Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Tombstones and sees that his folder is hidden 😆).

Hm, it's definitely shown up for me. I believe that even if the system is hiding the folder, RetroBar may still show it because we don't get notifications when the hidden attribute changes. I'll change this to an exact path match at least.

[dremin]

I am fixing the hidden file handling in ManagedShell here: cairoshell/ManagedShell#115

Hopefully this is sufficient to fix this issue. Will abandon this PR for now and revive it if it turns out Windows does not hide this folder consistently.