I often work with big projects mounted via sshfs or nfs. If the projectogranizer plugin is loaded then geany reads in all directories of the project recursively which (potentially and practically) takes a long time via a network - so much time actually that I cannot use the plugin.
To mitigate the problem I tried using the "Ignored directory patterns" (ignored_dirs_patterns) feature by adding *sshfs to the list as I strictly name the mount points like that. Unfortunately this does not help at all.

After looking at the code I am pretty sure this is because get_file_list (which is called recursively) does apply all filters to the children of the given utf8_path only but not utf8_path itself. This makes somewhat sense due to the recursive nature of the function. However, prjorg_project_rescan_root does not apply the filters to the root dir either and thus the filters do not work for my use case. I can of course work around this by nesting the mount point within the project directory but that's not exactly ideal. Since prjorg_project_rescan_root sets up the ignored_dirs_list anyway it would be quite easy to add a check for that before initially calling get_file_list AFAICT. What do you think?

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