clear filters

[kris....@gmail.com]

Hi,

How do I go about clearing all filters? I forgot what filters I have enabeld so I can't use disable-filter <regex>.

Alternatively, is there a way to list all the filters I currently have enabled?

p.s. Is this the preferred way to ask support questions like this vs GitHub Issues?

Regards,
Kris Khaira

[Timothy Stack]

On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 4:15 AM, <kris....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

How do I go about clearing all filters?

​CTRL-R will reset the session, which clears filters and highlights.​

 

I forgot what filters I have enabeld so I can't use disable-filter <

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regex>.

​Tab-complete works in most commands, so you can type 'diable-filter' and

then double-tap tab to get a list of the enabled filters.​

Alternatively, is there a way to list all the filters I currently have enabled?

p.s. Is this the preferred way to ask support questions like this vs GitHub Issues?

​Yes​, the mailing list is good for support questions.  Issues are good for

feature requests or bugs.

 

Regards,
Kris Khair

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[Kris Khaira]

Hi Tim,

Thanks for that quick reply. This google group is awesome.

Tab complete for disable-filter works for me.

Ctrl-R didn't though. When I press Ctrl-R or Ctrl-Shift-R, I get this message on the bottom right corner of the window: "Press r/R to restore the next/previous session".

Kris

[Timothy Stack]

On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 9:23 AM, Kris Khaira <kris....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Tim,

Thanks for that quick reply. This google group is awesome.

Tab complete for disable-filter works for me.

Ctrl-R didn't though. When I press Ctrl-R or Ctrl-Shift-R, I get this message on the bottom right corner of the window: "Press r/R to restore the next/previous session".

​Hmm, what version are you running?  I think there were some filtering bugs

in v0.7.2 that should have been fixed in v0.7.3 .

Kris

​tim​

[kris....@gmail.com]

Hi Tim,

I'm using v0.7.3 installed via homebrew.

Kris