OK ty =). I have been doing further testing and i think i need to make my own algorithm that has notion of names =).
On Mar 28, 2:50 am, Eris <[email protected]> wrote: > I think the TextMate string ranker plugin prioritises word boundaries > when doing string matching, which makes initials match higher than > words, but that's not quite what you're asking for. I also vaguely > recalls that plugin having issues with the newer builds. > > Otherwise, I think there's no way to influence the string ranking > except to use the Assign Abbreviation action or to train it through > normal use. > > On Mar 27, 5:58 pm, Miguel Coxo <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello there, > > > I'm working on a project that needs to make some name matching, for > > example: > > > 1 - J Smith -> John Smith > > 2 - J F Simth x-> John Smith > > 3 - Smith -> John Smith > > > Of course i thought of my trusty quicksilver right away. Yet the > > problem i have is that the 3rd case is getting a better score than the > > first one. I know this happens because the 3rd case was a complete > > match. > > > What i need is a way to make J Smith have a better score, due to the > > fact that it matched more chars. > > > Thank you in advance, Miguel Coxo. > > > PS: I love QuickSilver, cant live without it =).
