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In Komodo, space is treated as a logical AND, which you can use to more effectively search the above.
I imagine it like this: I have entered the search term foobar and it's currently matching hundreds of lines beginning with foo and ending with bar. To match the single line foo/gunn/bar I would just append to foobar gunn instead of having to remove bar.
Makes sense?
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In a recent discussion about Zed the topic of fuzzy matching came up and I liked the idea of using multiple patterns separated by space.
I imagine it like this: I have entered the search term
foobar
and it's currently matching hundreds of lines beginning withfoo
and ending withbar
. To match the single linefoo/gunn/bar
I would just append tofoobar gunn
instead of having to removebar
.Makes sense?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: