ISSUE: Finding/Seaching Notes with words touching a backslash
Good Morning!
I just discovered that I cannot find notes that have a backslash in the text.
In many of my notes I have a written out tag line at the top to help in finding (unfortunately not able to organize by) notes.
Example:
"Be Ready: Expecting/Anticipating HIS Return"
If I try to search/find "expect," "expecting," "anticipating" in the note in the notes tool, this note will not populate in the search result.
I can go into the note and add a space to the tag line text Ii.e. "Be Ready: Expecting / Anticipating HIS Return"), which will allow the search tool to find the search words ( "expect," "expecting," or "anticipating"), but that would mean I would have to go into multiple notes to do this.
Why is Logos not able to find a word within text with a backslash? Will this be fixed?
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It appears to be working for me on macOS 10.14.2, Logos 8.2 Beta 2.
Is this an example of what you are wanting?
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Thanks for the reply!
This is what the note text looks like, yes.
However, just search for one of the words in the phrase with the backslash: e.g. "expecting" or "anticipating".
It would be nice to even be able to get a match just using parts of either of those words(i.e. "expect" or "anticip").
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Oh, I see what you are trying to do.
It finds the "expec..." part for me, but not the "anticip..." part. It will find the "/" by itself.
Maybe FL can comment on this.
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Actually...now I can find the fist word before the backslash. It seems like it is the words connected after the backslash. So now I am getting the results you did.
It is interesting that a backslash by itself renders results in the search. For me I am getting more search results that do not actually have the character (backslash). Is this and the above a bug?
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Ummm, Ruben, in your post, you wrote of backslash, (\) but used slash (/) in your example.
Would that make a difference in how Logos works?
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Haha! Had to google that right quick...but you are right. Looks like I had the wrong name for the character...but it looks like Levi knew what I was trying to say.
I did just try the back slash instead (the truly true back slash) and the results for the issue remained: the words behind the back slash ("\") did not render a hit when queried.
Do you get anything different, Jack?
Good look outs on proper use of vocab, though!
Thanks! rs
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