In st80, there was also a nice feature: * and ? would also apply to any part of the hierarchy<br>like: /home/nice/squeak/*/*.cs<br><br>Nicolas<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2009/10/7 Bert Freudenberg <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:bert@freudenbergs.de">bert@freudenbergs.de</a>></span><br>
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On 07.10.2009, at 17:41, Andreas Raab wrote:<br>
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> What do others think.<br>
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Two thoughts: First, I would only consider the last portion a pattern if it includes a wild card (there is little point in having a wild card that matches at most one file I think).<br>
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IMHO if there is neither a directory given nor a wild card, a substring search should be performed.<br><font color="#888888">
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Secondly, I would walk the tree and select the directory "closest to" the chosen input. Meaning that if there's a typo you end up as close as we can make it to the chosen location.<br>
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The new File list is nice, but it still has a problem<br>
with the selection in the tree after typing.<br>
On win32 if one types C:\temp and hits ENTER the folder is not selected in the tree. If one enters C:\temp\ and ENTER it is selected. I think both options should be possible (since this is similar behavior as in Windows Explorer, and yes I'm biased). The reason is that anything after the "pathNameDelimiter"<br>
is always identified as pattern.<br>
See implementation in FileList>>pathAndPattern:<br>
One possible solution could to check first if a subdirectory<br>
with the extracted pattern exists<br>
"(FileDirectory on: base) fileOrDirectoryExists: pat"<br>
and react accordingly (ignore it as pattern and add it to the<br>
base).<br>
What do others think. Bye<br>
T.<br>
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