Seems to me there is a %LIKE% in the SQL statement but when filtering on
screen, there is the following:
class EqComparator : public SearchTermComparator {
public:
explicit EqComparator(const QString& value) : search_term_(value) {}
virtual bool Matches(const QString& element) const {
return search_term_ == element;
}
As the search words are handled word by word, there is no longer an
approximate match but an exact match on word by word basis. As such,
there is a match if your search string is the beginning of a word but
not when searching as of second character.
Why not use something like a unicode collation that will see all
characters : e é è ë E as the same character, or alternatively do a
search advanced in which you list the exact match first and then
complete it with a second search with soundex alike functions to
complete the search with less expected results. (Attention, soundex is
different depending on native language of end user)
Le 17/11/2019 à 06:39, Stephen Meatheringham a écrit :
Peter, thanks for taking the time to reply.
I was hopeful that one of the people responsible for the program would
read my post and be able to answer quickly.
I will take a look at the code and modify it to work the way that I
require. I am always wary of modifying code to suit myself and later
finding that my modifications are incompatible with a future release.
regards
Stephen Meatheringham
Canberra, Australia
On Sunday, 17 November 2019 15:25:12 UTC+11, Peter Tipping wrote:
Or maybe people do still read this forum and maybe people can
reproduce the problem, and maybe since they haven't read the
source code they don't know if this is the expected behaviour or
not, hence didn't reply to the single question with an answer of
"I'm not sure, I haven't read the source code".
Most indexing is done at the word level, hence, this could well be
behaving exactly as expected. Without reading the source code
though, I don't know.
The only real way to your question is to grab the source code &
have a read.
Peter.
On Sun, 17 Nov 2019 at 13:55, Stephen Meatheringham
<[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
Looks like either no one reads this forum any longer or no one
can reproduce the behaviour that I see.
On Friday, 15 November 2019 11:29:29 UTC+11, Stephen
Meatheringham wrote:
Good Morning
I am running Clementine 1.3.1 under Linux Mint 19.2.
If I search my audio library for a complete word, a
string, say, "K456". Then it is found.
If I am looking for a sub-string that occurs at the
beginning of a word, say, "K45". Then it is found. It will
pick up K456, K457, ...
However, if I am looking something that ends in "456"
(because, for example, I cannot recall whether I have used
K.456 or K456 in my naming) then it will not find anything
ending in "456".
In summary:
Complete "words" are found.
Sub-strings that begin "words" are found.
Sub-strings within words or ending words are not found.
Is this the expected and desired behaviour?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
regards
Stephen Meatheringham
Canberra, Australia
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