Add "Do not search in these folders" option to &qu

[volovyan]

I prefer to perform searches in files using TC's "Find Files".
Often the folders contain .git, .svn, etc folders in them, as well as e.g. build where built binaries are stored.
I would like to search for something in a source, and would like TC to have
a list of folders not to search within, so it will save lots of time during search.
I don't know if this has already been proposed (could not find it through the topics).

[HolgerK]

I. Solution
Search for: *.txt|*.git\ *.svn\ release\

Positive search mask before the pipe (|) symbol.
Negative search mask (files and folders\ to exclude) after the the pipe symbol.

II. Alternative solution:
Configuration -> Options...: Ignore list

BTW: Simple <F1> inside the search dialog would have led you to solution I

HTH
Holger

[jojojr]

I have the same query as the OP. The solutions given by HolgerK are not what I need.
What I would like to have available is a "search ignore list" similar to the "ignore list". That is to say I do want the .git folders to be displayed in my TC windows, but I want to ignore them when I am performing a search. And I do not want to enter a search mask each time I perform a search.

[HolgerK]

And I do not want to enter a search mask each time I perform a search.

Open the help and search for LOADSEARCH:

Commands
...
10. LOADSEARCH saved_search_name opens search function with saved search.

or TC command line parameter for separate search(TC8.5):

/S=F Open "Find Files" dialog without TC main window, e.g. totalcmd.exe /S=F "c:\start path"
Accepts additional parameters separated by a colon, e.g. /S=F:S1Lname
S Sort results by: 1=name, 2=extension, 3=size, 4=date/time. Negative value for descending order
L<x> As LAST parameter: Load search with name <x>, e.g. "/S=F:Lmax 1 day old"

HTH
Holger

[HolgerK]

I'm not against multiple lists for different purposes (but for sure with different names like "Search exlude list").
But changing the behavior(*) of the current "Ignore list" would be the oddest solution for most users.

Regards
Holger

(*) Oops. Mixed this thread with this one: http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=275439#275439

[Vochomurka]

2volovyan
http://ppro.totalcmd.net/Scripts/FindExclude.htm

[jojojr]

Vochomurka, this looks just what I need. However I do not undertand the relationship between TC and PowerPro.
What do I do with your FindExclude text file?
Do I need to install PowerPro first?
Thanks in advance.

[Vochomurka]

http://ppro.totalcmd.net/QA.htm
Feel free to ask another questions when they appear.

[jojojr]

http://ppro.totalcmd.net/QA.htm
Feel free to ask another questions when they appear.

Thanks, I'll have a look ASAP.