I'd like to be able to use something like C:\dir\Di* as a search criterion.
Today I had a case when C:\dir was really large and there was 270 rather small directories with names starting with Di, in each of them, 10 levels below was a file properties.xml and I wanted to ensure that all are the same (this part is easy in my case). Sadly, as far as I can see, this time TC is not up to the task. It is doable, but searching whole C:\dir takes really long.
Search dialog: Reg exps for path
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Hmm..just tried, not really helpful.
TC isn't smart enough to notice that if I request ^C:\\dir\Di, it doesn't have to look C:\dir\a
It searches the whole directory tree. I understand that it might require TC to modify to reg exp engine to implement it, but at least with wildcards it shouldn't be a problem.
TC isn't smart enough to notice that if I request ^C:\\dir\Di, it doesn't have to look C:\dir\a
It searches the whole directory tree. I understand that it might require TC to modify to reg exp engine to implement it, but at least with wildcards it shouldn't be a problem.
Re: Search dialog: Reg exps for path
* Go to C:\dirm^2 wrote:I'd like to be able to use something like C:\dir\Di* as a search criterion.
Today I had a case when C:\dir was really large and there was 270 rather small directories with names starting with Di, in each of them, 10 levels below was a file properties.xml and I wanted to ensure that all are the same (this part is easy in my case). Sadly, as far as I can see, this time TC is not up to the task. It is doable, but searching whole C:\dir takes really long.
* Click menu option Mark/Select Group
* Enter "Di*" and click OK
* Click menu option Commands/Search and do your thing