Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Feb 18, 2013, at 3:38 PM, Christian Jacobs JCD.Jacobs@t-online.de wrote:
[?] to see only *.bib and *.tex files. It used to work. Now all files are ignored. includeFilesInBrowser seems to be ignored.
Simply remove your ?excludeFilesInBrowser? setting (which exclude everything).
Generally if files are not explicitly included, they are not shown. If they are included but _also_ excluded, they are not shown.
Then my ?includeFilesInBrowser? seems to be ignored. (includeFilesInBrowser = "{thesis.bib,*.tex}") I see all files in the directory. Not the dot files except my .™_properties.
Christian
On Feb 19, 2013, at 2:26 PM, Christian Jacobs JCD.Jacobs@t-online.de wrote:
Then my ?includeFilesInBrowser? seems to be ignored. (includeFilesInBrowser = "{thesis.bib,*.tex}") I see all files in the directory. Not the dot files except my .™_properties.
I forgot that in Preferences → Projects there is a setting for “include files matching…” which is _added_ to whatever include patterns you set.
In retrospect that sort of undermines the concept a little.
You can do two things, either:
1. Set includePattern instead of includeFilesInBrowser — that’ll then override the global pattern. 2. Set excludeFilesInBrowser and set it to !*.{bib,tex} — that’ll match all non-bib/tex files and mark them for being excluded (hidden) before the latter include pattern marks them for inclusion.
On Feb 19, 2013, at 5:50 PM, Curt Sellmer sellmerfud@gmail.com wrote:
How does `fileBrowserGlob` fit into all of this?
That no longer exists.
There are only the includeXXX and excludeXXX patterns.
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