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feature Request - Save my marked items #168
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+1 It would be nice to reopen a file and have the marked items persisted, instead of having to search and mark everything again. |
Currently implementing this. Should marks be restored only on first file load or on any subsequent reload? |
I my opinion it would be better if the marks persist also after subsequent reloads. |
Created PR. Marks are saved in session data. @arthurspa until merged you can test it in klogg dev builds: edit: updated links to new build with fixed filters dialog |
Thanks - this is greate. |
This is development build from master branch. I've done a lot of refactoring, and unfortunately there are only bare minimum automatic tests, so some features got broken (e.g. Quick Find). I've created an issue for this. |
@Moshe81 I've identified bad commit and reverted changes for filters dialog and quickfind. New build is ready: |
I did not have time to test it, but I hope it gets merged and released. Thank you @variar for implementing this. |
Thanks @variar, will merge that. Is keeping marks on closing/re-opening glogg the use case discussed here? Or are we talking about keeping marks for each file, even if the file is closed and reopened (like vim does for marks)? |
@nickbnf I've implemented saving marks only for opened files. Storing marks for all closed files forever might produce big configuration file with no way to clean it up. |
Hi,
I love Glogg.
I wish that the item I mark in blow will remain if I close the log and reopen it.
I found my self doing the same operation again and again for one log.
Thanks
Moshe
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