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[Bug 281855] software manager: allow for "contains words" searching
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- Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2007 05:33:53 -0600 (MDT)
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https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=281855
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------- Comment #5 from rpmcruz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2007-06-11 05:33 MST -------
With regard to yast-gtk, it has this feature, but in its most basic form.
"python gtk" will use "python" and "gtk" as the search criteria, so you get
Python bindings of GTK. The idea was to allow for Google syntax, which is
pretty intuitive. So, you could do stuff like: "kde OR (gnome -gtk)". And, if
you want to search for a phrase, you could just use the quotes in the search
string. If we implement this, I will send a post here.
Regexp isn't supported; maybe when Glib ships with supports for it.
For yast-qt, I would suggest, as an initial fix, to have a help page on regexp.
Just with examples of the most common cases. You could use a little button with
a help icon that opens a small tool tip window or something...
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rpmcruz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx changed:
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------- Comment #5 from rpmcruz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 2007-06-11 05:33 MST -------
With regard to yast-gtk, it has this feature, but in its most basic form.
"python gtk" will use "python" and "gtk" as the search criteria, so you get
Python bindings of GTK. The idea was to allow for Google syntax, which is
pretty intuitive. So, you could do stuff like: "kde OR (gnome -gtk)". And, if
you want to search for a phrase, you could just use the quotes in the search
string. If we implement this, I will send a post here.
Regexp isn't supported; maybe when Glib ships with supports for it.
For yast-qt, I would suggest, as an initial fix, to have a help page on regexp.
Just with examples of the most common cases. You could use a little button with
a help icon that opens a small tool tip window or something...
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