If I search for "van eyck" (with the whitespace, but sans the quotes),
I get an ugly error message. Searching for "eyck" actually solves my
particular problem for the moment, but the error message is still
ugly. Is it really such a crime to want to search for a string that
includes the whitespace? Perhaps this could be explained somewhat
more politely?
Also, if I search for "van\ eyck", the error message comes up and the
input box contains "van\\ eyck". Maybe there is a potential risk for
a buffer overrun or something more exotic here? I think the input
string should be quoted before being used in a regexp search.
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Lars Aronsson
<lars@aronsson.se>
tel +46-70-7891609
http://aronsson.se/ http://elektrosmog.nu/ http://susning.nu/
I get an ugly error message. Searching for "eyck" actually solves my
particular problem for the moment, but the error message is still
ugly. Is it really such a crime to want to search for a string that
includes the whitespace? Perhaps this could be explained somewhat
more politely?
Also, if I search for "van\ eyck", the error message comes up and the
input box contains "van\\ eyck". Maybe there is a potential risk for
a buffer overrun or something more exotic here? I think the input
string should be quoted before being used in a regexp search.
--
Lars Aronsson
<lars@aronsson.se>
tel +46-70-7891609
http://aronsson.se/ http://elektrosmog.nu/ http://susning.nu/