NOT operator in Color Filters involving properties

[Marco]

I have this CF

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prop:#ResolveJunctionsAll:L:\* //|filter:C:\Folder1\*;C:\Folder2\*

It correctly highlights all the items in Folder1 and Folder2 on the system drive (C) that actually reside on drive L thanks to junctions.
I want to modify it so that it highlights all the items actually not residing on C, so I thought that prepending an ! would have worked, but

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prop:#ResolveJunctionsAll:!C:\* //|filter:C:\Folder1\*;C:\Folder2\*

gives no results. Am I doing something wrong or it is something not supported yet?
And what if (further evolution) I wanted it to highlight all the items whose real drive location doesn't match the current browsed drive, ie something like

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prop:#ResolveJunctionsAll:!<curdrive>

(I know that <curdrive> doesn't exist)?

[Marco]

Ok, I solved part of my question. The exclamation mark must be placed in front of the expression, so this

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!prop:#ResolveJunctionsAll:C:\* //|filter:C:\Folder1\*;C:\Folder2\*

will work.
However, the prefilter is not applied in the Tree (is it applied correctly in the List tho). I guess this is a bug.

[admin]

I never said that prefilters are applied in the Tree. And. the "prop:" filter also is not applied to the tree.

BTW, interesting color filter you got there.

[Marco]

Mmh, you're right, I tested with another filter+prefilter and it actually is applied to the whole Tree, regardless of the prefilter. However, it seems an inconsistent behaviour to me. If CF are set to be applied to Tree and List, then I'd expect the Tree to mirror the List and viceversa, color-wise.

PS: oh yes, interesting and useful! You can see the files that, if moved, will involve another partition other than the system one, leading to slower operations.
PPS: CF involving this property are not as slow as you might think, actually. Scrolling the List is not as smooth as without filter, but the CF is applied basically instantly.

[admin]

However, it seems an inconsistent behaviour to me. If CF are set to be applied to Tree and List, then I'd expect the Tree to mirror the List and viceversa, color-wise.

Agreed, I will change that.

[Marco]

Hope you'll change it so that the Tree mirrors the List, and so the prefilter is applied to the Tree too

[admin]

Hope you'll change it so that the Tree mirrors the List, and so the prefilter is applied to the Tree too

Sure.

[Marco]

Mmh, it still doesn't work very well. Now the prefilter is taken into account, however everything matching the prefilter is colored, regardless of the actual filter. Btw, a prefilter C:\folder1\* in the tree matches C:\folder1 too, unlike in the List (which should be taken as reference imo).

[admin]

Mmh, it still doesn't work very well. Now the prefilter is taken into account, however everything matching the prefilter is colored, regardless of the actual filter. Btw, a prefilter C:\folder1\* in the tree matches C:\folder1 too, unlike in the List (which should be taken as reference imo).

1) Hm, works fine here. What's your color filter?
2) Fix comes.

[admin]

1) Confirmed. Fix comes.