You can search for files in GhostCommander by name pattern, using *.
This is a very useful feature.

When you search for files you get a list of files as result.
In the result list, each file is displayed with name size and age.
Each file has an Info context menu popup window that displays hashsums of the file, apart from repeating the name and the size.

The Info popup does not display the path of the file.

The only option to retrieve the path of a file (I found) is the copy name and paste into an editor.
I need an editor to see the path of the file from the the GhostCommander search result list.

I would like to see the path of the file directly in GhostCommander, e.g. in the Info popup with the hashsums.

First, create a way to detect a playlist stored and owned by an end user. For example, If one had a playlist in the format of an m3u with movies and or television channels and or old home videos on it stored on their hard drive and Ghost Commander could recognize it, and then automate a process that could copy and then convert the playlist into a beautiful XMLTV file also known as an EPG..

  In the world of IoT and 5G, Wifi 6 and so much more...Imagine planning a family reunion where guests could enter and view the night's agenda 6:00pm Jonny's school recital, 6:30 Old Christmas gift openings, and of course the headlie Jill Doe's LIVE performance on the latest LIVE  TV singing contest premiering at 730 on a channel theuser already has the ability to record and set a time they choose to watch. Imaggnte Ectronic Programming Guie no longer being ld hostage to those who are tech saavy. Break free the EPG and enjoy the use conversion automation.  

Which leads into step two, On hsdetectionb and conversion automasion can easily be set up...Imagine a Ghost commander that was more than storfage (which it already is in many ways) However imagine a world where you can come home after spending thousands of dollars on a beautiful Television you plug it in and go to download your TV subscription service...or maybe just watch some youtube. Only you find out the Jewff zos Ex is now with the Google board of directors. Now for what ever reason you cant play the youtube app on TIZEN OS (whatever that is) Well no problem. Justr pop the apk file into ghost commander, tell it you want to convert for usage with TIZEN OS and voi las! A brand new copy of YOu tube in a TPK form ready to be sideloaded and watched. A bette world. Now I know there would be MAJOR limitations but for two android based platforms not to be able to play the same apps...is ridonkulous. TIZEN. Instead I have to go to your "SMART HUB" and type 12345 to get into developer mode download you studio and see what it is, what m,easley crumbns I can piece together when you chose to exploit your users and hold the power of Android hostager while at the same time using the power of ASndroid for yourselves. Well I have a friend, his name is Ghost Commander, and I hope he will help me help you witgh your dumb appstore decision. Otherwwise I am going to end up doing something stupid like flashing my 20216 tv and then be furious that I bricked it.

So in summation
Automated EPG for IPTV and (home movies and stuff whatever)
Auto converting software that already should be able to run becauyse they are built from the same platform and language. Talking to you Tizen OS if you can even call yourself that. Thank you so much.

*BONUS CHALLENGE- Think you guys could have this in Beta in two weeks and Stable in 5? or by 2021 whichever is more lfitting. Its really about all of you. YOu guys rock,.I am manic but with widea and I had better get going before I begin to hate myuself and slouch into my deep dark depression. Oh crap Its starting. Vote for me. It might help cheer me up. But mean it. Do Not Show Pony me please. I am not some thing to just sweet talk so I will let you borrow my stuff. Stuff I can not sperak of....oh IT HIT BIG TYIME sorry for this its a dumb idea and could never work.

Problem: on all Android versions 7 and prior that use FUSE, a well known bug exists that causes the timestamp on all files copied to internal storage to be set to current OS time. And it's not possible to change any file attributes without root privileges.

Solution: on phones where root is present, explicitly set the timestamp on each copied file to that of the source file after each copy operation. This behavior would be consistent with pretty much every OS in existance. Ideally if possible this should be done universally on all copy operations as long as root is present -- not just when the user access file system in root:/# mode.