Feature-Request: Fast Search in CD Tree with substring

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Feature-Request: Fast Search in CD Tree with substring

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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?
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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

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]
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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 :wink:
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 ?)
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Post by *Hacker »

...regexp...

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[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


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