But it should show in the sidebar like the tree

• Search the current folder & children only
• Search in all folders except the current folder
• Find the nearest file. ex., if 'header' is typed then show me the nearest 'header' file from the currently opened file

Well: that's it.
I cannot open the file from its position on the tree
Thanks

Well: that's it.
I cannot open the file from its position on the tree
Thanks

It would be great if quickSwitchPairs can accept suffixes including other letters beside [a-z], like dots(.)

I am working with SvelteKit and this looks like a great extension to navigate between svelte page components and server files. This is how my typical folder looks like:

.
└── nodes
    └── [nodeId]
        ├── +page.server.ts
        ├── +page.ts
        ├── +page.svelte
        ├── +error.svelte
        ├── Node.svelte
        └── idRefs_action.ts  

(You can find detailed explanations about svelte kit's directory structure on Svelte kit document)

My usage is simple: navigate between the +page* files.
I tried to set fileOps.fileSwitch.quickSwitchPairs as ".svelte/.server.ts,.server.js", but it turns out that it is an unaccepted pattern. The extension specifically tests if the input matches the pattern (extension.ts:L231):

/^(\.[a-z]+)(,(\.[a-z]+))*\/(\.[a-z]+)(,(\.[a-z]+))*$/

which translates to briefly:

1. comma separated extension(.[a-z]*)s
2. a slash
3. comma separated extension(.[a-z]*)s

According to the pattern, .server.ts is invalid because it contains a dot.

I can imagine that you particularly had 'extension' in mind, but this can easily meet further extensions, like 'an extension with numbers, or capital letters'.

My direct request is to "make it accept suffixes, not extensions", so I could match *.server.ts files. Adding a more elaborate patterns would also be a good idea, like accepting regexes in the first place -- that way I could actually confine to "files that start with +page..

What do you think?

• Save things that are being searched
• On clicking the saved item the search text should get populated in global find (cmd+shift+f)
• Provide an option to populate in local file find (cmd+f)

I love this extension and would like to use it for file management.
It seems that I can only create tags for plain text files like .md etc.
Is this the original design of the extension? Thank you.