Website and Help Typos

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Re: Website and Help Typos

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"... shows that semicolons after the cases are an acceptable alternative to colons: ..."

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oh... that looks... weird...
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Re: Website and Help Typos

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PHP has it too.

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that doesn't make it less weird :)
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A little less for those who know PHP. :)

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property()
XYplorer-specific Special Properties
#ItemCount = Number of items (files and folders) in a folder (non-recursive); "" (nothing) if folder unavilable
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Merci!

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Visual Filters
Must-Match-Patterns
nec:a;b;nec:c;d = a AND (b OR (c AND (d OR e)))
Am I missing something or isn't there an "e" in the left pattern?
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Indeed, the error is was already in the change log. It should be:

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nec:a;b;nec:c;d               = a AND (b OR (c AND d))

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The "Path" checkbox in the find files tab has a popup tooltip. The latter part states
Any backslashes must be doubled ("\\") in the search term.
I guess this was made for the regex mode? Maybe a further explanation should be
added...
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highend wrote:The "Path" checkbox in the find files tab has a popup tooltip. The latter part states
Any backslashes must be doubled ("\\") in the search term.
I guess this was made for the regex mode? Maybe a further explanation should be
added...
No, it's other reasons related to the parsing of complex terms. Internal stuff... :)

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I see but even when putting a double quoted path in it, it didn't require doubled backslashes to work correctly...
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Isn't this mentioned in Help?
Alternatively to adding backslashes, you can quote the pattern to protect it from parsing:
:!"*\temp\*"
:"*\keyboard*" OR "*\mouse*"

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No clue. No one actually reads help files nowadays...
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OK, but I don't think anything needs to be done. The tooltip is sufficient. It's not the place to answer the "Why?" question.

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