[Ann] CintaNotes 1.6 Beta 3

[ChrisCN]

as Chris has already reported there is another bug with the search.
Example:
Title: Word1
Text: Word2
Now search for [Word1 Word2]. With SIW OFF you will find the note. With SIW ON the note will not be found.

I confirm, we have managed to make it work also with SIW ON. But it will be working only for title and text, not other fields.

Great - I can confirm that it is working now (between title and note text).

I don't see why is this strange. "Anywhere" means "Any of the fields must match the search query as a whole", not "All parts of search query must be matched by any of the fields".
I don't consider this to be a bug.

I hope this only means you are not considering it as 'has to be fixed immediately' - but may consider it as a new feature in a future release!?

[CintaNotes Developer]

I hope this only means you are not considering it as 'has to be fixed immediately' - but may consider it as a new feature in a future release!?

Of course I will, but right now I don't see any way of implementing it without severe performance degradation.
Only with tags it seems to be halfway possible via pre-analyzing the search query.

[ChrisCN]

Just noticed an interessting behaviour:

If I have the tags ".task" and ".done"
and enter in the search field: ".task don" and hit CTRL+Enter
>> CN limits the note list to BOTH tags

This is GREAT
but only works if the first tag is completely written like it is.
So entering parts of the tags only work for the last tag!

"task done" + CTRL+Enter won't give this cool result

Question 1: Is this by intention? (I like it very much)
Question 2: Could this behaviour be extended to also work if only parts of the tags are used?

[CintaNotes Developer]

Hi Chris,

yes this is by intention, although it's the effect of another enhancement: Ctrl+Enter now works also when you
only hightlight tag in suggestion list.

Of course it is possible to extend this behavior like you suggest. I think this is a really cool idea.
But this will already be released only in 1.7

[ChrisCN]

Of course it is possible to extend this behavior like you suggest. I think this is a really cool idea. But this will already be released only in 1.7

Nice to hear you like it. I submitted an even more advanced idea like this to the roadmap:
http://roadmap.cintanotes.com/topic/105 ... -for-tags/

[Thomas Lohrum]

I don't see why is this strange. "Anywhere" means "Any of the fields must match the search query as a whole", not "All parts of search query must be matched by any of the fields".
I don't consider this to be a bug.

Obviously we have different views on this. When searching i consider all string fields of the note as one text only. They are organized for editing in different strings only.

As CN now supports searching in title and text, e.g. [new text] you (partly) agreed, don't you?

Thomas

[CintaNotes Developer]

Well I agree that this can be convenient, but I don't agree that not supporting this is a bug)

[Thomas Lohrum]

Well I agree that this can be convenient, but I don't agree that not supporting this is a bug)

Understood