Currently, if you set the flags to QTextDocument::FindWholeWords
The system ONLY checks for a boundary of isNumberOrLetter, which is NOT the
same as a whole word.
For instance, if you are searching for the whole word "state" and the text is
"current_state" is should NOT match, however it does, since _ is not a Number
or a Letter.
The offending code is in a static findInBlock, so there is no way to override
it..
if ((start != 0 && text.at(start - 1).isLetterOrNumber())
|| (end != text.length() && text.at(end).isLetterOrNumber())) {
My solution was to convert the text into a QRegEx bounded by "\b" on either side
One problem I see, is QChar does not have a "isWordSeparator", that would line
allow for an easy replacement of isLetterOrNumber with !isWordSeparator.
My recommendation, would be to add isWordSeparator to QChar, as well as
changing the code...
Ideas/thoughts?
Scott
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