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<h4>Applying filters to the Sources-buffer</h4>
<h5>Interactive Sources-filters</h5>
<p>The command <code>ecb-sources-filter</code> allows to filter these
tree-buffer either by a regular expression or by an extension (e.g.
java, cc, el for java-, c++- rsp elisp-sources). This functionality is
also available via the popup-menu of the Sources-tree-buffer.
<p>The currently applied filter is indicated in the modeline of the
related tree-buffer. Applying a new filter replaces an eventually
already applied filter.
<h5>Default Sources-filters</h5>
<p>The option <code>ecb-source-file-regexps</code> allow to specify which
source-files should be displayed and which not. This is done on a
directory-basis, ie. for each directory-regexp the files to display
can be specified. See the documentation of this option for all
details.
<p>In addition to this option you should also know the option
<code>ecb-sources-exclude-cvsignore</code> (see <a href="Filtering-Directories.html#Filtering%20Directories">Filtering Directories</a>).
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