You can create any number of batch rules. Batch rules can be either exclude or include rules.
Include Rule
Type of batch rule that specifies that all files matching a specific rule are processed, e.g., all files that start with A.
Exclude Rule
Batch rule that defines files which are to be excluded from previous results, e.g., all files that do not have the file extension .asm. Since exclude rules are applied on files that have been specified, they cannot be the first rule in a list.
1.Description
For a better overview, enter a description for the rule. This will appear in the overview in the left-hand area of the user interface under Batch Settings.
2.Path
Enter the path to the files to be used for the revision.
3.Recursive
Includes subfolders.
4.Expression
Enables flexible filter criteria with regular expressions or simple text patterns that can contain wildcards. For example, files with a specific prefix or extension can be selected.
Tip: You can use regular expressions anywhere you see a RegEx symbol |
. Click the icon to open the RegEx Editor.5.Options for regular expression
Select how the regular expression should be applied (this is particularly important when working with folder structures):
–Match full path of each file
–Match full name of each file
6.Filter Settings
Additional filter options.
7.Set Model filter
Restriction to certain model types.
8.File Types
Select relevant file formats.
9.Order by
Select how the Batch Rule is displayed under Batch Settings:
–None
–Name
–Date
–Path
10.Index
–From Index
–To Index
