Closed arroway closed 2 years ago
Would some sort of checklist approach solve this problem for you? I think this might be cleaner. But I'm not a UI expert :)
By checklist, do you mean putting a checkbox in front of each file name in the list and check it when rules were matched ?
If I have selected a lot of files to scan at the same time, I can't know if a specific file matches some rules or not before I click on the corresponding link in the "Files" list of the Output section. The operation can be repetitive if the list is big. It may be helpful to have some way to differentiate files with no result and files with results (e.g using a bold police or a symbol to indicate files with result?). Having the number of results for each file might overload the UI with not so much interesting data.