how to ignore some words?

[shaivas]

11-22 13:58:27.953 D/RILD ( 1812): LIB_PATH_PROPERTY

11-22 13:58:27.970 I/RIL ( 1812): Configurating tty device /dev/ttyUSB0

11-22 13:58:27.970 E/RILC ( 1812): RIL_register: RIL version 6

11-22 13:58:27.970 I/RIL ( 1812): entering mainLoop()

I want to ignore "11-22 13:58:27.970" and so on...

[Aaron]

Hello,

You will need to create a grammar for your current File Format, then mark that grammar as Unimportant in the Session Settings. We have a KB article and video here:
http://www.scootersoftware.com/suppo..._unimportantv3

You probably want to use a Basic grammar type, Regular Expression, of:
\d\d-\d\d \d\d:\d\d:\d\d\.\d+

[chrisjj]

You will need to create a grammar for your current File Format

Warning: this will affect other comparisons you make of files of the same format.

[Aaron]

This is correct. We will use the Session Setting Defaults to determine the Importance of a grammar as defined in the File Format. These settings can be saved per session if you launch a specific compare and need to check/uncheck specific items in the Text Compare Session Settings.

[chrisjj]

We will use the Session Setting Defaults to determine the Importance of a grammar [item] as defined in the File Format.

Further warning: Changing those settings can interfere with other file formats, since each Importance checkbox for a given item name is shared across all file formats having an item of the same name.

[Aaron]

This is a deliberate feature. If two file formats have the same named Grammar elements, then the Importance will be set for both.

If you create a new or edit existing grammar names in the File Formats, you can give them unique names so they are separate entities in the Importance list.

[chrisjj]

This is a deliberate feature.

No doubt, but one that hinders more than helps the application in question - ignoring words.

[shaivas]

thank you.
the link is useful, (^_^)