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A minor color filtering bug I've noticed today. Seems that color filtering applies not only to file extension but name too, if this is in form a.file.name.ext
For example Not_an.html.file.bin is highlighted as html. Also, Not.zip.file.pdf is detected as zip file.
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Sakis
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Re: Color filtering
How did you define the filter? For extensions it should be *.ext, not just .ext.
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I didn't define any custom filter, just used XY default ones.
An actual example to reproduce the issue followes...
1. Enable default list color filter "*.htm;*.mht;*.php"
2. Create a file named "Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm"
As you see, filename is displayed blue coloured. Seems that XY detects the filename part .HTML. (Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm) as extension, probably due the usage of more than one dots.
I hope it helps
An actual example to reproduce the issue followes...
1. Enable default list color filter "*.htm;*.mht;*.php"
2. Create a file named "Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm"
As you see, filename is displayed blue coloured. Seems that XY detects the filename part .HTML. (Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm) as extension, probably due the usage of more than one dots.
I hope it helps
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The default filter actually is *.htm*;*.mht;*.phpSakis wrote:I didn't define any custom filter, just used XY default ones.
An actual example to reproduce the issue followes...
1. Enable default list color filter "*.htm;*.mht;*.php"
2. Create a file named "Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm"
As you see, filename is displayed blue coloured. Seems that XY detects the filename part .HTML. (Advanced.HTML.Reference.chm) as extension, probably due the usage of more than one dots.
I hope it helps
I did this to catch HTM and HTML with one filter.
You proved now that this was stupid. Replace it by *.htm; *.html to have the same functionality but no bug.Thanks!
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