PCMan FM: option to arrange files by folder

[melodram]

thunar 0.9.7, ubuntu 10.10

if you arrange files for example after size, they will be arranged after size in every folder on the computer, not just in the current folder. is there a possibility for arranging differently just in the current folder instead of all folders?

[Micah Gersten (micahg)]

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[Naveen Agarwal (nav.coder)]

Summary :

+ Scope of sorting the files should be limited to current directory not its subdirectory

[Chris Guiver (guiverc)]

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