[Controversial Patch for Bug 18180] kfind sloppy match for simple search strings
Kurt Granroth
granroth at kde.org
Fri Jul 19 17:27:30 BST 2002
On Thursday 18 July 2002 10:28 pm, Klas Kalass wrote:
> Example:
> kfind -> kfind.cpp is FOUND
> k?ind -> kfind.cpp is NOT FOUND
> k?ind* -> kfind.cpp is FOUND
> .c -> kfind.cpp is FOUND
> *.c -> kfind.cpp is NOT FOUND
>
> May I apply?
This is an intriquing idea.. but it's not at all obvious behavior. I wonder
if it would be better if the results were somehow split into two sets..
absolute matches and "kinda" matches.
That is, all matches that would happen in a traditional search would show up
first. The matches that were a bit fuzzy (like 'kfin' matching
'kfind.cpp') would show up in some other way. Maybe a splitview or
slightly greyed out or something. Or maybe the traditional matches could
be bold.
Just some ideas.
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