Quick search (ignoring accent in filename)

[Samuel]

1) Whats the version you use?
2) Please post your tcmatch.ini.

[leopoldus]

1) Whats the version you use?
2) Please post your tcmatch.ini.

1. Version 1.1.5.5 (file tcmatch.exe from 09.02.2012)

2. I don't sure, whether I have modified tcmatch.ini or not. To avoid any doubts, here is this file in the whole:

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[size=8][gui]
one_line_gui=1
show_presets=1
override_search=1
invert_result=0
[wdx]
wdx_cache=1000
debug_output=1
[general]
simple_search_activate_char=
regex_search_activate_char=?
leven_search_activate_char=<
srch_activate_char=*
preset_activate_char=>
simple_search_match_beginning_activate_char=^
and_separator_char=" "
or_separator_char=|
wdx_separator_char=/
negate_char=!
case_sensitive=0
allow_empty_result=1
filter_files_and_folders=3
match_beginning=0
use_pinyin=0
use_korean=0[/size]

[Samuel]

quote]But is there any option to use the inverse substitution, that is when I enter the search request "Köln" (with umlaut) I'll get in response the both versions "Köln" and "Koln"?

Its already possible. I replace the chars in the filename and in the search string.

Sorry, thus I missed something. However any substitution does not work for me my default. Suppose, that I have to install some chars substitution tables or to enable this feature in the plugin settings or something else?

Mh... I thought you already tried the feature.

The setting is available from the gui and should be available for your version. See the readme for more information.

You may also replace your tcmatch.ini by the following one:

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[gui]
one_line_gui=1
show_presets=1
override_search=1
invert_result=0

[wdx]
wdx_cache=1000
debug_output=1

[general]
simple_search_activate_char=
regex_search_activate_char=?
leven_search_activate_char=<
srch_activate_char=*
preset_activate_char=>
simple_search_match_beginning_activate_char=^
and_separator_char=" "
or_separator_char=|
wdx_separator_char=/
negate_char=!
case_sensitive=0
allow_empty_result=1
filter_files_and_folders=3
match_beginning=0
use_pinyin=0
use_korean=0

[replace]
chars1=ö|o
chars2=ä|a
chars3=ü|u
chars4=ß|ss

[leopoldus]

2Samuel

Mh... I thought you already tried the feature

But I've surely tried it many times and it did not work.
Oh, I see... I've accidentally left you the original .INI instead of my own, so you should suppose, that I have not tried the plugin with my own substitution table. It did not work. And it does not work now with your .INI file too

I have no any idea, what's wrong with my system or my hands
Well, I'll try some more tests.

I've find it just now... at least... Due to the serious bug in the text editor I used it does not save some Unicode files in the right format. That's why my substitution table has wrong accented chars. To excuse myself I'd like to notice, that I could not expect such trick from this editor
However now I used the proper text editor to recreate and save match.ini - and all works!
Thank you very much once again for this great plugin!

[Samuel]

Indeed you need to save the tcmatch.ini file with unicode format. There should be no problems if you use the GUI.