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The ignore folder options is in my eyes two different tasks mixded up into one option. I think ignoring files/folders within a project view are different from not parsing files in this path. If i do not want to parse files like smarty cache files or something equal, this will match, but if i have some projects files like unit tests, examples, update scripts,... i do not like to parse them or have them in my code completion, but i will see/edit those files in my project. currently i cannot even commit changed files if they are ignored. Also having a kind of regex for ignored files would be very helpful. Also adding projects handling ignored files in my include path (like librarys) instead of simply adding a system path would be helpful too.
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(In reply to comment #0) > The ignore folder options is in my eyes two different tasks mixded up into one > option. I think ignoring files/folders > within a project view are different from not parsing files in this path. If i > do not want to parse files like smarty > cache files or something equal, this will match, but if i have some projects > files like unit tests, examples, update > scripts,... i do not like to parse them or have them in my code completion, but > i will see/edit those files in my > project. currently i cannot even commit changed files if they are ignored. Well, frankly - it sounds too complicated to me. Please notice that the ignored files are visible in the Files view so I don't see any obstacle for working with them. > Also having a kind of regex for ignored files would be very helpful. See Tools > Options > Miscellanous > Files - Ignored Files Pattern. Thanks.