PB 5.31 32bit, Win 7 x86
In the Find in Files dialog you can enter "Extension filters:". However, the filter fails if it has more than one extension thus:
*.pbi; *.pb
Do I have the syntax wrong?
Find in Files
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Re: Find in Files
It seems that it should look like this:IdeasVacuum wrote:*.pbi; *.pb
Do I have the syntax wrong?
*.pbi,*.pb
(see near the end of this page in the Reference Manual).
Re: Find in Files
Yes, as Little John said, it does work as expected if you use a comma instead of a semi-colon to separate file extensions.
But, to make things even simpler, use *.pb* to search through all PB filetypes.
But, to make things even simpler, use *.pb* to search through all PB filetypes.
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