At the moment, the behaviour seems to be masking on the filename only.
Could you...
e.g. - I'd quite like to be able to treat XML files differently if they happen to have an ancestor folder called (for example) Web_Root
*\Web_Root\*.xml
I realise that you can enable/disable formats on a per-session basis, and save this, but I use the context menu to compare files a lot, and don't want to disrupt sensible default settings.
Another idea would be the ability to define an external command (or internal script, regex, etc) to detect file formats by examining content. On Linux, at least, the availability of the "magic" command would make this very useful and I'm sure I would find a lot of uses for it on Windows.
Could you...
- Correct me if I'm wrong (I was sure I got this to work once)
- If not, is it possible to implement masking on the full path?
e.g. - I'd quite like to be able to treat XML files differently if they happen to have an ancestor folder called (for example) Web_Root
*\Web_Root\*.xml
I realise that you can enable/disable formats on a per-session basis, and save this, but I use the context menu to compare files a lot, and don't want to disrupt sensible default settings.
Another idea would be the ability to define an external command (or internal script, regex, etc) to detect file formats by examining content. On Linux, at least, the availability of the "magic" command would make this very useful and I'm sure I would find a lot of uses for it on Windows.
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