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I have a folder with multiple html and html~ backup files.
Each file has around 150 essays.
When I search for the title, sometime I get only the backup (html~) in the results. It doesn't report the result that is present in the html file of the same name. it finds the text in pw2.html~ but not pw2.html, although the text is in both files
Sometimes a result is reported in the wrong file. The result is under the heading for one file but is actually in a different file when I click on the result.
So searching for clot will return
pw6.html
clot
Clot
Cloth
and when I click on clot the text is actually in pw5.html
I hope that is clear and is helpful
Great program, still amazingly useful compared with grep.
Thanks
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I've fixed #28 now, so maybe your issue is also resolved. Can you try your searches with the current Git version?
You can either build and install it yourself, or, if that's inconvenient, I've uploaded a pre build binary here: https://cloud.leopoldluley.de/s/5wZ4jQzF3wmPEer. You can install it with flatpak install --user clapgrep-devel.flatpak and then run it with flatpak run de.leopoldluley.Clapgrep.Devel.
I have a folder with multiple html and html~ backup files.
Each file has around 150 essays.
When I search for the title, sometime I get only the backup (html~) in the results. It doesn't report the result that is present in the html file of the same name. it finds the text in pw2.html~ but not pw2.html, although the text is in both files
Sometimes a result is reported in the wrong file. The result is under the heading for one file but is actually in a different file when I click on the result.
So searching for clot will return
pw6.html
clot
Clot
Cloth
and when I click on clot the text is actually in pw5.html
I hope that is clear and is helpful
Great program, still amazingly useful compared with grep.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: