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sometimes it will confuse.
for example, '.d' file is generated by gcc and nobody is glad to edit them. but many directories in /etc are end with '.d' too.
I suggest use two patterns to deal with this case: '.d$' for files, and '.d/$' for directories.
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Just pushed a commit to handle this.
See :help NERDTreeIgnore for details, but long story short:
if you have '.d$[[dir]]' it will match only dir nodes, and 'foobar[[file]]' will match only file nodes.
'.d$[[dir]]'
'foobar[[file]]'
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sometimes it will confuse.
for example, '.d' file is generated by gcc and nobody is glad to edit them. but many directories in /etc are end with '.d' too.
I suggest use two patterns to deal with this case: '.d$' for files, and '.d/$' for directories.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: