i would like to be able to use special character for a digit in 'masks priority list' and 'viewers & editors' (and not only standard wildcards using * and ? characters).
at the moment, there's support for such a character (#) in the archivers selection of config (for specifiying for example rar files as .rar;.r##).
special character for a digit
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Re: special character for a digit
I suggest to use regular expressions. It would be more useful than some special chars.mazy wrote:i would like to be able to use special character for a digit in 'masks priority list' and 'viewers & editors' (and not only standard wildcards using * and ? characters).
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for the things i want it for? well i don't think that would happen, plus it would be a little overkill. i would be happy enough with '#' for the time being.cincura.net wrote:I suggest to use regular expressions. It would be more useful than some special chars.
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Indeed, that would be overkill with unexpected side effects, like in viewer plugins. Those plugins instantly keep their "View next/prev" buttons enabled/disabled depending on whether there is something available. Using regular expressions could slow them down siginifficantly. Even 100ms is *a lot*. This time can be easily achieved on moderately fast computer when you have a thousand files in a single folder (windows system folder, folder with some job data etc.) and only few of them viewable with given viewer.cincura.net wrote: I suggest to use regular expressions. It would be more useful than some special chars.
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Re: special character for a digit
Yes, but RE is more universal and more powerful tool how to match files - more powerful than some special chars. But I know about the problem with speed. Maybe user should turn on this option with expert mode.Jan Patera wrote: Indeed, that would be overkill with unexpected side effects, like in viewer plugins. Those plugins instantly keep their "View next/prev" buttons enabled/disabled depending on whether there is something available. Using regular expressions could slow them down siginifficantly. Even 100ms is *a lot*. This time can be easily achieved on moderately fast computer when you have a thousand files in a single folder (windows system folder, folder with some job data etc.) and only few of them viewable with given viewer.

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