Mohammad
The problem is, it will fail to distinguish punctuation. So, it can find
> " test " but not " test!".
For my use cases that does does not matter at all!
It is "*exact string replace*" and it works very well. I'm using it fine,
often without any leading or trailing space. The *viability is context
dependent*.
For instance the novel Great Expectations "Pip" is a unique character and a
rare string in English so searches on "Pip" work also for ...
Pip or Pip's or Pip. or Pip! etc
It works well ... for instance,
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Basically, with care, you can do most anything with it.
Best wishes
Josiah
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