It's a regex search; how about trying:
\WMPI\W lang:python
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On Thu, 5 Oct 2006, Chris Calloway wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.google.com/codesearch/advanced_code_search
This is funny. Regular Google only searches for full words and not fragments.
I entered "MPI," one of my interests, in a search of Python software beyond
the MPI modules in SciPy I'm aware of.
I got back everything that had the word "compile" in it, with characters
"MPI" highlighted in the middle of the word. :)
Thus, rendering the huge number of results fairly useless.
However, it will search for 'punctuation' character sequences like "::" or
"<<" which regular Google ignores.
Luckily, I enjoy life without braces, though. So this is not a biggy for me.
:)
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