Why does the visual filter not have the same capabilities (column-wise filtering and wildcarding) as the selection filter? I would like to see the visual filter gain the same super powers if possible.
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Re: Column-wise visual filter
Wildcarding is there!JohnM wrote:Why does the visual filter not have the same capabilities (column-wise filtering and wildcarding) as the selection filter? I would like to see the visual filter gain the same super powers if possible.
But column-wise filtering is rather difficult. Technically the VF is a simple name search; the name "VF" suggests it's applied after the list is filled with data but in fact it is applied before. So there are no columns yet...
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What I meant by wildcarding is the ability that the SF has to select rows based on part of a name with no wildcards. eg
Files:
file1.txt
file2.txt
file3.txt
fred1.txt
For the SF I just type 'fred' and I get 'fred1.txt' selected and nothing else. Note no wildcards used.
As for the column-wise VF. Well if that can't be done
, then what about the ability to hide (or apply the VF) on rows that are selected (possibly via the SF). The command could be Hide Selected Rows or Show Non-Selected Rows. This would give kind of the same result with an extra step or two. What do you think?
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JohnM
Files:
file1.txt
file2.txt
file3.txt
fred1.txt
For the SF I just type 'fred' and I get 'fred1.txt' selected and nothing else. Note no wildcards used.
As for the column-wise VF. Well if that can't be done
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Ah, auto-wildcarding. I did not add that here, because with no wildcards in the pattern you cannot easily recognize a filtered list by the tab header.JohnM wrote:What I meant by wildcarding is the ability that the SF has to select rows based on part of a name with no wildcards...
Forget it.JohnM wrote:As for the column-wise VF. Well if that can't be done, then what about the ability to hide (or apply the VF) on rows that are selected (possibly via the SF). The command could be Hide Selected Rows or Show Non-Selected Rows. This would give kind of the same result with an extra step or two. What do you think?
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Oh, I just did it.admin wrote:Ah, auto-wildcarding. I did not add that here, because with no wildcards in the pattern you cannot easily recognize a filtered list by the tab header.JohnM wrote:What I meant by wildcarding is the ability that the SF has to select rows based on part of a name with no wildcards...
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