Bug#115004: marked as done (packages.d.o: substring search does not work)
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From: Yann Dirson <dirson@debian.org>
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Subject: packages.d.o: substring search does not work
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For example, search for "office", then for "siagoffice" in package
names.
Another example, strings like "patch" appear to match all packages
whose name *starts* with "patch", but fails to find all
"kernel-patch-*", which the "kernel-patch" string finds easily.
Is there a "^" lurking somewhere ?
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From: Gerfried Fuchs <alfie@ist.org>
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Subject: Re: Bug#115004: packages.d.o: substring search does not work
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Hi!
* Yann Dirson <dirson@debian.org> [2001-10-09 16:39]:
> For example, search for "office", then for "siagoffice" in package
> names.
>
> Another example, strings like "patch" appear to match all packages
> whose name *starts* with "patch", but fails to find all
> "kernel-patch-*", which the "kernel-patch" string finds easily.
>
> Is there a "^" lurking somewhere ?
Yes, it's even documented on the very same page, next to the form:
* Subword searching only checks for arbitrary suffixes, not prefixes.
HTH!
Alfie
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