[TC 11.51] Search: semicolon in first quoted string acts as separator when it shouldn't

[white]

Issue: When searching for files, a semicolon in the first quoted string sometimes acts as separator when it shouldn't.
I think it is not documented but a semicolon in a searchstring acts the same way as a space, but with the issue described below.
This issue isn't new for TC 11.51 but exists for a long time in TC.

Create 2 files with the following filenames:
A;B.txt
C;D.txt

Search for:

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"A;B.txt";"C;D.txt"

The semicolon in the first quoted part acts as a separator, so files "A", "B.TXT" and "C;D.txt" are found.
But if the entire search string contains a space character anywhere (as separator or as part of a filename), the issue doesn't occur.
And the issue only happens for the fist quoted string that starts at the beginning, so the following example doesn't have the issue:

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Q.TXT;"A;B.txt";"C;D.txt"

[petermad]

Confirmed as described.

[ghisler(Author)]

This should be fixed in Total Commander 11.55 release candidate 1, please test it!

26.03.25 Fixed: Multi-part search strings with a semicolon ; as separator not working correctly when not containing any spaces, e.g. "A;B.txt";"C;D.txt" (32/64)

[white]

Tested OK using TC 11.55rc1 32-bit and 64-bit.

Moderator message from: white » 2025-05-08, 19:10 UTC

Moved topic
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