I'd like to perform searches using a string of words as a contiguous match-it-all phrase, not as a list of separate words to be located independently.
1. Is there a search-field syntax for this?
2. Is there a way to also include logical operators such as AND, OR, XOR, and NOT, or even &&, || !=, ==, ...?
3. Is there a way to invoke what's known as a "regular expression" engine? Commonly these are individual filter characters such as "*" to match anything and "?" to match any single character. A further extension would be the use of independently matchable sets typically characterized within square brackets [].
Yes, these are really obscure questions for most posters so no need to respond quickly. (And even entirely ignored to imply that the answer "No.")
Thanks in advance.
John
1. Is there a search-field syntax for this?
2. Is there a way to also include logical operators such as AND, OR, XOR, and NOT, or even &&, || !=, ==, ...?
3. Is there a way to invoke what's known as a "regular expression" engine? Commonly these are individual filter characters such as "*" to match anything and "?" to match any single character. A further extension would be the use of independently matchable sets typically characterized within square brackets [].
Yes, these are really obscure questions for most posters so no need to respond quickly. (And even entirely ignored to imply that the answer "No.")
Thanks in advance.
John
