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It is common in astronomy to use the notation "B[e]" to indicate a class of stars.
We understand why B[e] fails (the brackets trip the parser, but I would have expected the following searches to work and return something sensible:
"B[e]"
title:"B[e]"
It looks like the workaround is to search for something like:
"B e"
title:"B e"
But this is far less intuitive. I think a better rule for us is to tell our users to use double quotes to protect against parser syntax, like what happens for "B(e)"
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It is common in astronomy to use the notation "B[e]" to indicate a class of stars.
We understand why
B[e]
fails (the brackets trip the parser, but I would have expected the following searches to work and return something sensible:It looks like the workaround is to search for something like:
But this is far less intuitive. I think a better rule for us is to tell our users to use double quotes to protect against parser syntax, like what happens for
"B(e)"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: