问题
I'm looking for a way to get n++'s find in files dialog to exclude certain files...
the only reference I've found so far is this http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=536795&group_id=189927 , but, unfortunately, it doesn't work.
I'm using *[^*.dll] to, I think, search for everything BUT dll files.
How can I resolve this ?
Thanks
回答1:
not that its a GOOD answer, but, what I've found that works is this
*.sql ; *.asp ; *.html ; *.as ; *.mxml
Its definitely not an 'exclude' list, but, by including all the types I need to look at, I get the same result. In my case, I've only got those handfuls of types that I look for often. If your set was wider, this would become even less useful.
回答2:
Note, as of December 5th, 2019, Notepad++ 7.8.2 now supports exclude filters.
For example to exclude exe, zip and jar files, your 'find in files' filter will look like this;
*.* !*.exe !*.zip !*.jar
Relevant code change here.
回答3:
Perhaps the real answer is don't use NP++ for this. Have you looked at http://www.wingrep.com/features.htm or
Edit: I use http://stefanstools.sourceforge.net/grepWin.html these days
回答4:
There may be a more elegant way, but you could use PowerShell to get all of the extensions in a folder, and then just remove the ones you don't want. This example gets all of the extensions in the "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer" folder.
NB: don't forget to surround (Get-ChildItem ... -join ";*" with parentheses.
"*" + ((Get-ChildItem -File -recurse "C:\Users\SomeUser\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\WindowsService1" | Where {$_.Extension -ne ""}| Select-Object Extension -unique | Sort-Object Extension | Get-Unique -asString | Select -ExpandProperty Extension | % { $_.ToLower() } | Get-Unique) -join ";*")
This returns:
*.cache;*.config;*.cs;*.csproj;*.exe;*.jmconfig;*.manifest;*.settings;*.sln;*.txt
Then just remove what you don't want.
回答5:
I got a tip from another forum that helped me solve this. Mark the folders you want to exclude as 'hidden'. By default the 'Find in Files' in N++ excludes hidden directories. You can then revert the hidden directories when you're done.
A little tedious, but better than nothing.
回答6:
I just had the same problem and found a 3-step solution:
- Search in all files
- Copy the result as text in a new Notepad++ tab
- Use a regular expression to remove all entries that do not interest you
Here is my RegEx (the two spaces at the start are relevant):
M:\\.+?\\([^\\]+\.(csproj|dll)|packages\.config|Build\.props) \(\d+ hits?\)([\r\n]+\t.+)+[\r\n]+
All my results where on M:, you will have to adapt the start to what fits your results. If you run a "Replace all" with an empty string it removes all results in files ending with "csproj" or "dll", and also in the files "packages.config" and "Build.props".
回答7:
The solution from https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/10653/exclude-directories-from-the-search/5 is to temporarily set those folders you want to exclude to be 'hidden' folders (hiding just the top level sub-dir is sufficient), and this then stops Notepad++ descending into that sub-directory.
Worked for me just now!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4198829/notepad-find-in-files-filter-exclude