Next to the "Exclude dirs" and "File Names match" fields, there are two buttons labelled only as "/". They have no hover text, they are not mentioned when pressing F1 (which only documents the regex flavor), and they are not mentioned on the website.
What more, identical-looking buttons next to other fields, have the hover text "click to edit the text as a multiline text". And they do exactly that - open a dialog with a multiline text editor.
But the aforementioned buttons perform no such action. In fact, clicking them on a fresh installations seems to perform no action at all. It took a dive through the code to figure out that they pop up an MRU list for their matching field, which can also be opened simply by pressing the up or down keys while in the field.
While being able to open an MRU list is cool and all, it isn't very useful if you don't even know the feature is there, and/or are afraid to click the inexplicable button.
These button should have hover/tooltip text describing what they do.
If possible, they should also look different from the multiline buttons. e.g. The search path input has both, with multiline being "\" and MRU being "/".
Next to the "Exclude dirs" and "File Names match" fields, there are two buttons labelled only as "/". They have no hover text, they are not mentioned when pressing F1 (which only documents the regex flavor), and they are not mentioned on the website.
What more, identical-looking buttons next to other fields, have the hover text "click to edit the text as a multiline text". And they do exactly that - open a dialog with a multiline text editor.
But the aforementioned buttons perform no such action. In fact, clicking them on a fresh installations seems to perform no action at all. It took a dive through the code to figure out that they pop up an MRU list for their matching field, which can also be opened simply by pressing the up or down keys while in the field.
While being able to open an MRU list is cool and all, it isn't very useful if you don't even know the feature is there, and/or are afraid to click the inexplicable button.
These button should have hover/tooltip text describing what they do.
If possible, they should also look different from the multiline buttons. e.g. The search path input has both, with multiline being "\" and MRU being "/".