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Subject: bug#21996: Feature request regarding ls/$LS_COLORS
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Would it be possible to allow $LS_COLORS to specify individual files 
(with either absolute or relative path), as opposed to file name endings 
with wildcards? I can't find any discussion of this online. I would like 
to be able to specify that, for example, "myfile.txt" should be 
underlined /without/ all .txt files being underlined. This would be 
convenient for coloring files which are and aren't version tracked, for 
instance.
Cheers,
Alex Richert

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    Would it be possible to allow $LS_COLORS to specify individual files
    (with either absolute or relative path), as opposed to file name
    endings with wildcards? I can't find any discussion of this online.
    I would like to be able to specify that, for example, "myfile.txt"
    should be underlined <i>without</i> all .txt files being
    underlined. This would be convenient for coloring files which are
    and aren't version tracked, for instance.<br>
    Cheers,<br>
    Alex Richert<br>
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Subject: bug#21996: Acknowledgement (Feature request regarding ls/$LS_COLORS)
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