| Re: Please clarify what's the meaning of the "Ignore" settings [message #1419 is a reply to message #1415] |
Mon, 25 April 2022 09:21   |
FoxTrot Engineering
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In fact, in basic queries, spaces are ignored (or rather, they are just considered as word separators), so [foo | bar] is the same as [foo|bar]. When using [includes the exact string] (or [then apply advanced filters]), spaces matter (unless you explicitly ignore them in the options popup menu).
If you don't like the choice of em-dash as the separator character (e.g. if you actually want to search for an em-dash character, or if em-dash is not accessible using your keyboard layout), there is a Terminal.app preference to change it:
defaults write com.ctmdev.FoxTrotShared StringSeparator "SeparatorCharacter"
defaults write com.ctmdev.FoxTrotShared StringSeparator " — "
Jérôme - FoxTrot Engineering
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