I'm trying to figure out how to combine folder and file filter syntax, for indexing file content.
I'm not sure if the filter requires matching both the folder and the file sections, if they are processed independently, or what. It's especially confusing since the help docs for the file inclusion syntax lets us specify paths as well.
For example I would like to index the content for all files under:
1)
c:\scripts
c:\notes
but for
c:\3d\ only .scad files.
2)
Or full contents for the first two folders, but .scad files everywhere.
3) Example 1, but exclude any files with the .bak or extensions ending in ~ everywhere.
ALso, is it possible to temporarily override the "exclude not content indexed" setting?
Content Index Filter Syntax
Re: Content Index Filter Syntax
The filters are applied in the following order:
Include only folders
Exclude folders
Include only files
Exclude files
Clear Exclude folders
Set Include only files to:
Clear Exclude files
* = match any character (except \) any number of times
** = match any character any number of times.
Clear Exclude folders
Set Include only files to:
Clear Exclude files
Clear Exclude folders:
Set Include only files to:
Set Exclude files to:
Include only folders
Exclude folders
Include only files
Exclude files
Clear Include only folders1)
c:\scripts
c:\notes
but for
c:\3d\ only .scad files.
Clear Exclude folders
Set Include only files to:
C:\scripts\**;c:\notes\**;c:\3d\**.scad
Clear Exclude files
* = match any character (except \) any number of times
** = match any character any number of times.
Clear Include only folders2)
Or full contents for the first two folders, but .scad files everywhere.
Clear Exclude folders
Set Include only files to:
C:\scripts\**;c:\notes\**;*.scad
Clear Exclude files
Clear Include only folders:3) Example 1, but exclude any files with the .bak or extensions ending in ~ everywhere.
Clear Exclude folders:
Set Include only files to:
C:\scripts\**;c:\notes\**;c:\3d\**.scad
Set Exclude files to:
*.bak;*.~
No.ALso, is it possible to temporarily override the "exclude not content indexed" setting?