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RE: [dtsearch] Wildcards

You would need to enter: “Serial*Write*” for it to work. What you entered has the system looking for something that starts with “Serial” and ends with “Write”.

 

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From: dtsearch@yahoogroups.com [mailto:dtsearch@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of sjohnson11402
Sent: 15 August, 2008 12:43 PM
To: dtsearch@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [dtsearch] Wildcards

 

I have a .cpp file that is indexed and has the word
"SerialNumberWriteLevel". I could not find it with "Serial*Write", but
eventually found it with "Serial*Level".

Why did "Serial*Write" not find it?
(Noise does not contain serial, number, write, or level).
Fri Aug 15, 2008 5:25 pm

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I have a .cpp file that is indexed and has the word "SerialNumberWriteLevel". I could not find it with "Serial*Write", but eventually found it with... 		sjohnson11402
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5:20 pm

Serial*Write* would have found the word. You would have needed a wildcard at the end because your term has "WriteLevel" not "Write" at the end. _____ From:...
Cindi Boudissa
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6:53 pm

You would need to enter: "Serial*Write*" for it to work. What you entered has the system looking for something that starts with "Serial" and ends with "Write"....
James Baron
fodd_dev
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6:53 pm

I think its because "SerialNumberWriteLevel" does not end with Write. "Serial*Write" = find words that start with "Serial" and end with "Write" "Serial*Level"...
Markowitz, Elliot
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Send Email 		Aug 15, 2008
6:53 pm

There is a small syntax error in your approach. The "Serial*Write" search operator is looking for a word that begins with serial then ends with write, and...
Matt Taylor
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Offline Send Email 		Aug 15, 2008
6:54 pm

Try "Serial*Write*" That should take care of it. ________________________________ From: dtsearch@yahoogroups.com on behalf of sjohnson11402 Sent: Fri...
Gary Torgersen
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