Case-sensitive string comparison

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• Ignore case sensitivity

  I have "ve got a SEARCH engine in my Web site. It is case sensitive. How to modify the script below to search ignoring sentitiveness case?

  For example. If someoene type "Pigs" or "PIGS" or "Pigs", should produce the same result.

  sruch_btn.onRelease = function () {}

  If (cosearchbx.text == 'Pigs') {}
  clearTimeout() (srch1TO);
  srch1TO = setTimeout (srch1F, 5000);
  srch1._visible = true;
  }
  function srch275F() {}
  srch275._visible = false;
  }

  }

  A way to do an independent research business is to level the playing field and make very tiny in comparison...

  If (String (cosearchbx.text) .toLowerCase () is {String("Pigs").toLowerCase ()})

• E-mail account became case-sensitive?

  I have several email accounts on my iPhone and my iPad. One is a gmail account where I capitalized the first character of the email on the iPad (even if the gmail account is tiny everywhere).

  Recently, I changed the PW and, of course, has had to update my gadgets Apple with the new PW as well.

  No problem on the iPhone (7.1.2), but on the iPad (9.3.5) I'm stuck in a deadlock situation.

  He told me that I have to 'Enter the password again' and I get redirected to another page (web page?) where I get my new PW. However, he is rejected because "the user name or the IPL is wrong" which they are not.

  As I am out of the normal e-mail settings page (and can't get there until I asks me to enter the new PW again), I can not change the spelling of the user name.

  I came to the conclusion that some Apple update has changed the 'method of comparison of the name of the user' from case-insensitive to case-sensitive. I'd rather be changed to how it works on my iPhone. Or at least to find a way to change my user name capitalization, somehow.

  Any ideas? (Deletion and reopening of the account according to me, would be not a little practice, I would lose a few emails sent from the iPad, I don't)

  Hello. The web page is a login to Google to confirm the validity of your change. Your Google user name may be case sensitive. Maybe it's a change in security by Google. If gmail saves sent mail (I don't know), then deleting your account on the iPad shouldn't lose those who can not be recovered.

• Case-sensitive option in find and replace the chain

  Hello!

  Attached is my problem.

  I'm looking 'toto' in the 'toto + tototi' input string and replace 'toto' by 'A0 '.

  I want to "respect" the input search in order to get a string result: A0 + tototi

  Are there options allowing for case-sensitive option?

  BR,
  Vincent

  You use search and replace with Regular Expressions selected (the little asterisk icon).  \b represents a word boundary, basically the imaginary space between the character is a letter, number or underscore, and the other is not.  In other words, it is an assertion of width zero, which means that \b does not capture anything.

  For example: toto is toto, toto1, toto_1 etc.  toto\b matches the string 'toto' when it is followed by something that is not alphanumeric or underline, is why it will not match toto1 but will match toto + or 'toto '.

  Go to pcre.org for more information or follow the assistance detailed in LV I assumed you knew because you need to turn on Regular Expressions in S & are so I assumed that you had done.  You've probably done without being aware of what you were doing.

• In pl/sql string comparison

  Hello
  
  I ran the code below and found that the output should be 5 but it shows 7 (always on the other). It does not compare the string in the case. can someone indicate why.
  
  declare
  date of check_in_date;
  var_day varchar2 (11);
  number of rate_id;
  
  Start
  
  check_in_date: = "23-mar-2013;"
  
  Select to_char (check_in_date, 'DAY') in the double var_day;
  dbms_output.put_line (var_day);
  Select the case sensitive option
  When VAR_DAY = 'SATURDAY' THEN
  5
  WHEN VAR_DAY = "SUNDAY" THEN
  6
  ON THE OTHER
  7
  
  END
  
  in rate_id
  Double;
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (rate_id);
  
  end;
  
  
  Thank you.
  Vipin

  Change this

  Select to_char (check_in_date, 'DAY') in the double var_day;

  as

  Select to_char (check_in_date, 'fmDAY') in the double var_day;

  You can use the "fm" (template format) specificaton otherwise the value will be right padded with a space for the size max.

  SQL> select '"' || to_char(sysdate+level, 'DAY') || '"' without_fm,
    2         '"' || to_char(sysdate+level, 'fmDAY') || '"' with_fm
    3    from dual
    4  connect by level <= 7;
  
  WITHOUT_FM  WITH_FM
  ----------- -----------
  "FRIDAY   " "FRIDAY"
  "SATURDAY " "SATURDAY"
  "SUNDAY   " "SUNDAY"
  "MONDAY   " "MONDAY"
  "TUESDAY  " "TUESDAY"
  "WEDNESDAY" "WEDNESDAY"
  "THURSDAY " "THURSDAY"
  
  7 rows selected.
  

• the sensitive search case sensitive and non-respect of case-sensitive

  Hello!
  
  We are with 11g enterprise edition for our product. In the past, we used the LIKE operator to search for our fields of type string. So, we had an index of based function (UPPER (stringfield)) for non-respect of the case. and an index of second normal for a case sensitive search
  
  Now, we want to use the oracle for the search text option (best performance, search for similar words,...). How work with case oracle text and no respect for case-sensitive?
  
  As far as I know, I can set a lexer and set a property to deal OR not to case... But I need two... Do I need 2 text totalisators?
  
  Thank you
  Markus

  Yes, that's correct.

• 10.1.2 running against Oracle DB 11 g - password Case sensitivity of form

  We run Forms 10.1.2 and recently updated our database to 11g. We find that 11 g is now case-sensitive passwords. Here's our problem...
  
  Inside of forms, we use the function GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY (PASSWORD) to recover password of the current user, and then use the string returned to open new forms like this:
  

  WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT ('javascript:void(window.open("http://'||ip_port||'/forms/frmservlet?pageTitle=Mailpiece RCPT Scan&config=TTMSMENU&form=mailpiece_rcpt_scan&userid='||user||'/'||GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY(PASSWORD)||'@'||:global.DB_Instance||'","","resizable=yes,location=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,status=no,"));self.close()','_blank');

  We discover that the function returns the uppercase password string only... This is a problem because the password for the user may now be low or cases and therefore the method above to open a new form fails.
  
  Is there something that we can change the environment of forms to force the function returns the password of the equally sensitive string case?
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Freely? Well, that depends on your definition. If you are using OPEN_FORM, the form will open and you can access the original shape, which is that you just called. The only limitation is that the two "forms" are contained in the same parent applet window. So, if you use separateFrame = true, which means that you have a window and a window from the applet with 2 floating forms displayed. If you use separateFrame = false, then you only have a single browser window. The applet container notes that the browser and to parent two open forms, but again, they would be independent of each other in the window of one of the parents.

  Another option, if you want to continue to do what you're currently would be to enable SSO. This would allow you to open new browsers, but retains the information to log in a more secure way. It would be pointless to include in the URL.

• Then if the statement not be case-sensitive?

  Hey guys.  The two pages I have to fill in for work contain the same data, but their issue numbers are different and I have to convert the question numbers. I have two textfields: HQ_1 # and HQ_1 #DI and I wrote a giant if then statement to act like the converter in question to change the letter of the entrances to what is appropriate to this other page (worth 20 points of entry)... It looks like this

  "Sloppy code.

  li1 var = this.getField("HQ_1#");

  di1 var = this.getField ("HQ_1 #DI");

  If (li1.value == "1 c" | li1.value == "1 c")

  {

  DI1. Value = '1');

  }

  Else if (li1.value == "1 d" | li1.value == "1 d")

  {

  DI1. Value = "1 b);

  }

  on the other

  {

  DI1. Value = "";

  }

  While I put 1 c or 1 c the form above, it resumes at A below... GREAT! But this isn't an optimal coding... I would like to learn to code efficiently, so basically I would like to settle there where she is something like If (li1.value == "1 c" | li1.value == "1 c') and to work independently of 1 c or 1 entered c... I know that there is a way to get the if then to not be case-sensitive, but I can't understand it... I added this code in the box of calculation in HQ_1 # to see if it would work, but it's not:

  If (event.value! = null) event.value = event.value.toUpperCase ();

  After adding this code, HQ_1 # visually show as caps 1 c If 1 it went, but I guess that it still stores like 1 it... That my problem...  The code "cut off" from If (li1.value is "1 c") does not appear 1 to because I typed in 1 it... Although "1 c" appears.  So basically I took this at the moment and I went with my Sloppy Code.

  
  PS This is the first thing I did for myself, so I'm glad my work so far.

  You can decide what you want to continue working with upper or lower case. Then you can simplify all by applying toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() to the value in the fi section. It will look like this (assuming that you are working with the lowercase):

  If (event.value.toString () .toLowerCase () is "1 c")

  Note that we ensure that event.value will be processed as a string by converting it to a string with the toString() method. Maybe that's not necessary if you can ensure that event.value will always be of the string type.

  I hope this can help.

  Max Wyss.

• Migration using Time Machine - case sensitive issue

  I get a message "the selected source can't be used for migration-source do not use a case-sensitive file system" when I try to migrate using a Time Machine backup.  Any ideas?

  What this comes down to say the following:

  • Your existing backups located on a volume that is NOT case sensitive. In other words, it has been partitioned as Mac OS extended (journaled).
  • The destination drive you are trying to migrate these files to is a volume that is case-sensitive. In other words, it is partitioned as Mac OS extended (case-sensitive, journaled).

  You can check this in OS x disk utility by selecting the drive and then, by selecting file > read the information.

  The image below is an example of result to do. Note the value of parameter "is case-sensitive. In this case, this volume is not case sensitive, which means that a file named Bob or bob would be the same file. It is the default setting for the Mac's internal hard drive.

  

  I think that the only option at this point is to change the volume of destination is NOT case-sensitive to proceed with the migration.

• "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F function always starts with "Case-sensitive" automatically activated

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  dcode147 said

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  If you don't have a user.js file, as I did not, then you can find this information in your profile folder prefs.js. To find this folder, click menu triple horizontal slash on Firefox button, then click the question mark at the bottom, then click "Troubleshooting information" and then click on "View file" next to the profile folder. At this point, you need to open the js file (prefs.js to me, maybe user.js for others) with Notepad.

  The entry "accessibility.typeaheadfind.casesensitive" cor - el mentioned above must be just off the top, and if "Match case" is highlighted then it should have a '1' beside him. You will need to close Firefox, then change 1 to 0 and save. When you restart Firefox "Case-sensitive" must return to being disabled.

• 'Find' is case-sensitive and the option does not appear on the search bar

  As I said, it is case sensitive. I looked for an answer and everyone says uncheck case-sensitive on the search bar, but he's not here. I am on a mac with os x 10.9.4 using Firefox 32.0.1.

  I thought about it. I had to restart with disabled addons. I don't know which extension caused the problem, but the change stuck when I re-enabled the addons.

• not case sensitive UNIX commands?

  Howdy,

  Maybe the books on Unix I use are just too old and not OS X specific. But they all say that the commands are case-sensitive, while system variables are.

  For example, ls and LS both work in the way as described in the books. I searched the internet and I saw concerns using the auto-completion tab being case-sensitive, but nothing regarding orders. But the answers regarding the tab thing throws blame on HFS not being is not case-sensitive. So if I understand correctly, orders are in fact files and therefore HFS design and there are a not case-sensitive. What is a good conclusion?

  Thank you very much

  DN

  Hmm, I guess I meant are tiny, while variables are uppercase in the traditional Unix system of things.

• Quick search is case-sensitive. I do not think that this used to be the case. How can I 'quick search' break?

  Do the 'quick search' not quite as fast quick search is case-sensitive. How can I make case-insensitive? I think that it used to be case sensitive, if it's a "feature" can we have the old, faster, the 'quick search' in the back?

  You can open the normal search bar via ' Edition > Search "(Cmd + F) and remove the check mark in the box"Option match case.

  • Find Toolbar Tweaks: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/2585

• pages 09 - search for case-sensitive words?

  Pages 09 - you can search by case-sensitive words?

  See the following screen captures for the advanced search and replace. It considers cat and only cat based on the search criteria.

  

• Time machine does not take into account my partition which is case-sensitive.  Recovery has no data of this partition.

  I have a partition on my drive that is formatted for OS X Journaled, case sensitivity.  When I perform a backup, then recovery, all data in this partition is missing.  Time Machine does not recognize partitions of case-sensitive?  Strange, as the default format for Time Capsule itself is case sensitive.

  You cannot use the formatting case-sensitive with OS X. You will need to repartition the drive to Insensitive in full. You can not do any repairs or restore from a backup Time Machine.