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I suggest add in Files highlighting switch on/off for rule (may be by keys +/-).
For me it need because now both highlight rules for Executable & extensions ".sh,.py,.pl,.cmd,.exe,.bat,*.com" has identical colors. In some situations it good, but sometimes need quickly show only Executable and be useful temporary off *.sh,... rule without delete it.
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As a workaround, the following technique can be used. Duplicate the highlightning group defined by mask. For the second group set default file colors and enable filtering by file attributes with the executable attribute being set to "off":
To disable highlighting files without the executable attribute turn on "Continue processing" option for the first group, to enable highlighting turn that option on. This way you will be able to emulate desired on/off rule behavior:
Since the number of highlightning groups is generally unpredictable, to switch highlightning using a macro you can use an autofilter feature, available for (almost) every menu with the Ctrl-Alt-F keys combination. The whole macro will be looking something like
DisableOutput=0x1
Sequence=F9 o h CtrlAltF * . s h Enter o Enter Esc
akruphi
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Add switch on/off for Files highlighting
[improvement suggestion] Add switch on/off for Files highlighting
Nov 21, 2022
I suggest add in Files highlighting switch on/off for rule (may be by keys +/-).
For me it need because now both highlight rules for Executable & extensions ".sh,.py,.pl,.cmd,.exe,.bat,*.com" has identical colors. In some situations it good, but sometimes need quickly show only Executable and be useful temporary off *.sh,... rule without delete it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: