Must enter search term in filter to mask nonmatching results
Posted: 09 Oct 2012 03:01Stopped in to thank Raspopov for resolving my #155 report (haven't tested yet... may have to wait for next release)!
Anyone else having issues with Release 2.6.0.0 requiring some search terms to be entered in filter (again, haven't tested debug builds yet)? Yes I have filter non-matching files checked. Let me know if this was reported/resolved or not in current debug.
If not, try the search term 'gas'. Once results appear stop the search and enter 'gas' into filter field. The results are apparently allowed to be matched by transposition (e.g. 'sag') or substitution (e.g. 'pas)... which is cool if it can be more easily disabled or filtered.
This is not to be confused with some past rant of mine (I seem to recall) about search term hits in the meta-data. I looked and couldn't find (m)any for the above.
Screen real-estate is at less of a premium now with widescreen monitors... perhaps digging the filter dialog out of its own box and making prominent in the side bar (somehow) might improve efficiency with weeding bad/spam results. Common-term filter sets, etc...
Thanks... can't possibly say enough.
Anyone else having issues with Release 2.6.0.0 requiring some search terms to be entered in filter (again, haven't tested debug builds yet)? Yes I have filter non-matching files checked. Let me know if this was reported/resolved or not in current debug.
If not, try the search term 'gas'. Once results appear stop the search and enter 'gas' into filter field. The results are apparently allowed to be matched by transposition (e.g. 'sag') or substitution (e.g. 'pas)... which is cool if it can be more easily disabled or filtered.
This is not to be confused with some past rant of mine (I seem to recall) about search term hits in the meta-data. I looked and couldn't find (m)any for the above.
Screen real-estate is at less of a premium now with widescreen monitors... perhaps digging the filter dialog out of its own box and making prominent in the side bar (somehow) might improve efficiency with weeding bad/spam results. Common-term filter sets, etc...
Thanks... can't possibly say enough.