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Search for punctuation marks
I have a need to search items for certain punctuation marks, e.g. "@". Is there any way of using a search item to do that? UR doesn't seem to accept single character search terms.
--David F. |
#2
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Do an advanced search of (Item) matches wildcard *@*.
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Thanks, this works, mostly. Looking for underscore (*_*) or for at-sign (*@*) works as expected. Looking for a question mark (*?*) however returns all items. Presumably this is saying in regex terms "get all items with at least one character in them"?
Additionally I would like to search for the asterisk - but obviously this is going to have problems. I assume for the same reasons as with the question mark - ie its regex meaning. I wouldn't expect UR to go the length of letting you escape characters in searches! Anyway it's useful as-is, cheers. David F. |
#4
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To find a question mark
*[?]* To find an asterisk *[*]* https://kinook.com/UltraRecall/Manua...eswildcard.htm |
#5
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Aha, so UR does have escape characters! Good stuff, thanks.
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