I added two different folders to the ignore list but they are still displayed.
Would you mind posting your ignore list file here and explain which entries in the ignore list file are the ones that T.C. does not honour?
I do have screenshots of it but it's a pity that there is no possibility to upload it over here. An URL is not possible.
I do not understand why you should not be able to upload the screenshot to e.g. www.abload.de and post the link to the screenshot file here. Have done so many times. No problem.
One more thing:
You posted your report in the T.C. 8.0 beta bug sub-forum. Therefore it would be nice to let us know which T.C. 8.0 beta version it is which you suspect of ignoring the ignore list.
Kind regards,
Karl
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.svn
d:\Entwicklung\Projekte\Siemens\IC\3P\Dokumentation\DataModel\Model\"3P Data Model (Oracle SQL Data Modeler) - 20120405"\
d:\Entwicklung\Projekte\Siemens\IC\3P\Dokumentation\DataModel\"DDL Script"\log\
*\log\
The first entries are working fine but the last not. I already tried some different possibilities but nothing worked as expected.
MVV wrote:Maybe you shouldn't use double quotes in the middle of paths? Try to open folder and simply copy its path and then paste it into ignore list.
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d:\Entwicklung\Projekte\Siemens\IC\3P\Dokumentation\DataModel\Model\3P Data Model (Oracle SQL Data Modeler) - 20120405"
log
line "d:\Entwicklung\Projekte\Siemens\IC\3P\Dokumentation\DataModel\DDL Script\log" is not necessary because log will exclude it as well
This using with double quotes is as described in the help. I was astonished by myself too, because that just a single path between the backslashes has to be enclosed when it holds blanks.
The file I tried as UTF8 and ASCII but both failed.
I'd like to debug this part of the software to search for the problem by myself.
the hint with log\ was great! This part now works.
It tried the following statement too.
3P Data Model (Oracle SQL Data Modeler) - 20120405\
And it works too.
Perhaps for some people it would be more easy to use Regular Expressions, what whould be much more flexible. And in the software it would be just necessary to take this expression as a filter too. Normally in almost every programming language library must be a (static) class that executes RegEx, isn't it?