Hi
I like the search feature in the CD tree very much.
A (optional) substring search however would be more preferable for me since - probably like many users - I'm often using numbers at the beginning of directory names to influence order.
The problem is: if e.g. a directory is named "1_Programming" typing "P...R...O...G..." (withour the dots!) will never take me to the dir in the tree.
Matching on substring could solve the probem.
What do you mean?
Feature-Request: Fast Search in CD Tree with substring
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Interesting idea! Maybe I will use wildcards (*,?) instead.
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[face=courier]On 21-07-2003 20:26:54 +0000 ghisler(Author) wrote:
g> Maybe I will use wildcards (*,?) instead.
Why don't you implement in CD tree the same QS modes you already did in panels? They already support wildcards ;).[/face]
g> Maybe I will use wildcards (*,?) instead.
Why don't you implement in CD tree the same QS modes you already did in panels? They already support wildcards ;).[/face]
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It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
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One Comment on Using Wildcards
Thank you very much for your comments!
Please consider that that it should be a fast (!) search.
So always typing an * before the actual directoy name you have in mind could be one keystroke to much
The current "search as you type" behaviour is great.
Maybe an option like "ignore leading special chars" would be a solution.
TC should at least ignore chars like [0-9] _ and blank.
(Sounds almost like a spec - doesn't it ?)
Please consider that that it should be a fast (!) search.
So always typing an * before the actual directoy name you have in mind could be one keystroke to much

The current "search as you type" behaviour is great.
Maybe an option like "ignore leading special chars" would be a solution.
TC should at least ignore chars like [0-9] _ and blank.
(Sounds almost like a spec - doesn't it ?)
[face=courier]On 22-07-2003 16:26:31 +0000 Hacker wrote:
H> ...regexp...
Heh...
k> So always typing an * before the actual directoy name you
k> have in mind could be one keystroke to much
%)))[/face]
H> ...regexp...
Heh...
k> So always typing an * before the actual directoy name you
k> have in mind could be one keystroke to much
%)))[/face]
[face=courier]The Protoss do NOT run from their enemies.
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]