Closed d8sconz closed 2 years ago
What if we want to look for an expression containing a comma ?
Sure. Or colons or full stops or... I couldn't decide (don't know) of a standard delimiter. For now I just wanted to get the process running so I could use it. The main issue I was attending to was getting results for a search such as "hi" that only included the word "hi" and not other words that contain that letter sequence. Also the hypernym search option may do what I want (search for 'greetings' say), but I haven't managed to get any results with that yet.
On 7 August 2014 16:31, Zulko notifications@github.com wrote:
What if we want to look for an expression containing a comma ?
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Now takes multiple search expressions and words, delimited by commas. For example search: videogrep.py --input "E:\Movies\Pulp Fiction\Pulp_Fiction.mp4" --search "hello,hi,how are you,howdy". Also short expressions such as 'Hi' can be searched for without returning words like 'tHIs' or 'sHIt' etc.