capability of ignoring unwanted processes in injection list #15
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made so the used can write an "excluded.txt" file that includes processes uevr will ignore in the injection list
praydog
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I am concerned about constantly reading from a file when calling this function for every single process, but that is very miniscule so not too worried about it especially if it's optional right now. I would have preferred it to be cached upon startup or something along those lines. |
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i tried this but i continue to see processes that i excluded in the txt file |
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Made so the user can write an "excluded.txt" file that includes processes uevr will ignore in the injection list, possibly solves #12 and this specific issue I was having where UEVR always put parsec on the list of injectable processes when it definitely isn't one
the code added is very simple and should only trigger in case the txt file is actually written