I have many root folders that I want to use the ghost filter on, for a half dozen or so wildcards such as *.txt,*.jpg recursively
For each folder I want to add to the ghost filter, I have to copy/paste/edit a half dozen lines when editing the ghost filter.
It would a major convienence to simple have a regex line, or a pre-filter like color filters have (ex. //|filter:c:\temp ) to easily add a new folder for a range of wildcards to hide.
Is this the proper approach for what I want to do or am I overlooking another method? Can I add these folders to a paperfolder and then ghost filter the paper folder?
Thanks!!
Ghost Filter regex or pre-filter
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Re: Ghost Filter regex or pre-filter
Sure you can. Just write a simple script for thatCan I add these folders to a paperfolder and then ghost filter the paper folder?
01. Read the contents of the paperfolder
02. Replace <crlf> with |. Replace "[" with "[[]"
03. Feed the sc ghost(<your filter definition>, 1) with it...
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