multiple filenames in find bar

[anmac1789]

Hello, how can I type multiple filenames in the find bar is there any way ? I have tried typing each term separated by a space..didn't work..

[void]

The findbar is designed to search for only one name at a time.

To use regular expressions include the following at the start of your findbar search:
regex:

For example:

regex:(file1\.txt|file2\.txt)

[anmac1789]

The findbar is designed to search for only one name at a time.

To use regular expressions include the following at the start of your findbar search:
regex:

For example:

regex:(file1\.txt|file2\.txt)

Typing the regex into the find bar (ctrl+F) didnt work. This only works when typing it into the main search bar. How are you using this syntax ?

[void]

What findbar search did you try?

Please make sure there's no trailing space.

[anmac1789]

What findbar search did you try?

Please make sure there's no trailing space.

Do you have to locate a specific directory or can the findbar regex work on global search (ie without any search parameters) ?

[void]

The findbar regex search will work with an empty (global) search.

[anmac1789]

The findbar regex search will work with an empty (global) search.

alright, I think I made a mistake somewhere I will double check

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1356a fixes an issue with matching the special regex characters: $ and \b

Please make sure you are escaping any special regex characters.

regex: can be quite slow.
Expect a regex: findbar search to take about 1 second for 10million items.