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What do i do if i only wanna show some specified files?

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excuse my english.
for example. if i just wanna show all the files except *.obj ,what do i do???
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Lemme make this clear:
i wanna hide those files with *.obj. How can i get this done?
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2dynad
:) Hello, welcome aboard!
- In the "View" menu, choose "Custom…"
- You get a small dialogue; in the upper field of that box, there is *.* by default. Just add a pipe and *.obj, to get a line like :
*.*|*.obj >>> OK
All files will be displayed, except the *.obj ones.
- You must do the same for each panel (right / left when active)

:mrgreen:  Kind regards,
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This Script for Aezays TC-Script shows all files except those with the current selected extension:

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PostCmd(cm_SelectCurrentExtension);
PostCmd(cm_ExchangeSelection);
PostCmd(cm_ShowOnlySelected);
PostCmd(cm_ClearAll);
Place the cursor on any OBJ-file, start the script... all OBJ-files will be hidden.
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Place the cursor on any OBJ-file, start the script... all OBJ-files will be hidden.
Simple solution for this challenge:
make a button or starter menu entry with
Command: cd
Parameter: |*.%E

That's is all.

BTW: I use it for showing only files with EXT under cursor.
(Parameter: *.%E [without pipe])
and bound this starter menu entry with CTRL+ALT+F10 (because CTRL+F10 toggles back to showing all files)
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Post by *SanskritFritz »

2nevidimka
I never used cd this way, thanks!
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
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Post by *nevidimka »

2SanskritFritz
Oh I read this hint in the german forum
Kontextbezogene Dateifilter: Erweiterung/gibt's Schon? :D :P

BTW: You can change folder and mask files with one command (in button, starter menu, directory hotlist)
e.g. (example from my directory hotlist)
Command: cd %$FONTS%\*.fon *.ttf
goes to fonts-folder and shows all FON and TTF files only.
:D :P
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2SanskritFritz
It's an ancient very well documented feature
History.txt wrote:17.06.98 Added: Button bar/Start menu command 'cd' now accepts wildcards, e.g. cd c:\windows\*.ini shows all ini files in c:\windows, without path in current dir
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norfie wrote:It's an ancient very well documented feature
hm...no word about | at that place...

ado
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nevidimka wrote:Simple solution for this challenge: [...] cd [...]
:shock: Great! I didn't know that, too. Thanks for pointing out this small but nice trick! :)

Greetings, van Dusen
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