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Currently Eclipse allows to limit the set of files to search by specifying filename patterns of files that should be included into the search scope. However, sometimes it is much more convenient to limit the search by specifying filename patterns of files that should be excluded from the search scope. I think, there is no much sense to specify both "inclusion filename patterns" and "exclusion filename patterns" at the same time; it would be nice if Eclipse allowed to specify one set of filename patterns and then indicate whether this set should be used for inclusion or exclusion of files (and, of course, inclusion would be a default purpose).
not for 3.1
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*** Bug 361440 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I find such feature really useful. For example, sometimes I need to search for a string used in files I don't know. But I'm sure that string isn't in any *.c/*.h files which forms the bulk of the tree. There is no point in specifying '*' as a search pattern as it will be a waste of time to go through all the *.c/*.h unnecessarily. Having such option will save significant time in searching files that are not indexed by CDT. Any plan to include such feature? I don't know much about java. But I'm welling to work on this if someone guides me where to start.
> I don't know much about java. But I'm welling to work on this if someone guides > me where to start. If you don't know Java well, then the first thing would be to improve your knowledge of Java before starting to work an a patch.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 134627 ***