This is a bit difficult to explain, and you may consider it to be a very rare-case usage, but anyway, here I go.
I mirror my data to a USB memory and each file is compressed and encrypted. So, a file in the original drive called
C:\folderA\Sub1\myfile.doc
will become in the backup drive
Z:\folderA\Sub1\myfile.doc.zip
The good news is that SpaceMonger works and makes a nice treemap of Z:\folderA, even though all files are compressed and encrypted.
The bad news, is that they all fall into the [Packages] slice of the pie. The only work-around I found was to redefine my slices. For example, the new [Documents] slice is now:
*.doc;*.wpd;*.txt;*.rtf;*.pdf;*.xls;*.wb?;*.wq?;*.doc.zip;*.wpd.zip;*.txt.zip;*.rtf.zip;*.pdf.zip;*.xls.zip;*.wb?.zip;*.wq?.zip
But this works only for zip files. What if I have .doc.tar files? This is a nightmare to redefine each slice definition.
So my request is: could you add a mode where compressed files are treated inside Spacemonger with their original file extension. For example ".doc.zip" files seen as ".doc" files.
I hope that my explanation is clear enough and that this is easy enough to implement and that you do not consider this as too specific a request. Such a mode would make my (digital) life so much easier!
