Open CherryDT opened 11 months ago
You can use this regex to do an exact match of the .exe
\b(?=firefox\b)\w+\.exe
Replace the word firefox with node
Thank you for this workaround suggestion!
It's good it's possible somehow but of course it's a bit cumbersome to type out this abomination every time ^^'
I'd really love to have a nicer way!
EDIT: Actually, regex is a good idea. But you can do it much simpler. Just write ^firefox\.exe$
!
Description of the feature, modification, idea or suggestion
I often use the search box (ctrl+K) to search for a specific process by name or ID.
Unfortunately I often run into the problem that the search is not looking for an exact match and I can't specify that, and it also searches all columns, including unwanted ones like command line. (Sometimes I want command line search, but most often I just want to search the name.)
For example, when I search for
node
, it will also show a ton of VSCode processes that have--ms-electron-run-as-node
in the command line.I'd love to have a way to...
1) Specify I want an exact match (but optionally with extra wildcards in places I specify), like
"node"
(doesn't matchnode.exe
, only WSLnode
processes) or"node*"
(which would match both). 2) Specify I want to search only a certain column, likeName:node
/Name:"node"
or something like that. 3) What would also be cool would be some way to set default options in which columns should be searched. I would then exclude the command line column by default, and I could still search in it by writingCommand Line:stuff
or something like that.Proposed implementation details (optional)
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