Search for combining diacritical characters in Unicode

Unicode allows to put accents different characters using diacritical signs. I'm learning Russian, and put accents on words makes a big difference. I use Alt-0769 (301 to hexacimal) to put in the combination acute accent marks, and I put these accents on any character. My problem is that I can't find any way to make Windows Search deal with these characters. In Unicode, a typical accented vowel will be represented by two Unicode characters. I need a way to get these characters in the search string. If I try to use Alt + 0769, the search box is a hollow box, but am not actually for her. Microsoft has a way to include Unicode characters less commonly used in search strings? Anyone found a way to search for words containing combining diacritics?

Hello

Please contact the Microsoft Community.

I apologize for the delay in contacting you.

I would have you post your query in TechNet.

http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

We know you if you find a solution.

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(

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REGEXP_SUBSTR (str,

, '[^:]+'

1

LEVEL

), Element

T

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)

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AND PRIOR str = str

AND PRIOR SYS_GUID () IS NOT NULL

)

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(

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2

) AS perm

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)

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OF got_perm

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;

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END;

/

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INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS. CONTEXT IN PARALLEL

PARAMETERS ("LEXER your_lexer");
```
SELECT
company_name
FROM company
WHERE CATSEARCH(company.COMPANY_NAME, 'LLC','') > 0
ORDER BY company.COMPANY_ID;
```
output
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2 Properties@Oklahoma, LLC
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Scott@ORCL >-version:

Scott@ORCL > SELECT banner version of v$.

BANNER

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production

PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

CORE 11.2.0.1.0 Production

AMT for 64-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

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2 ("COMPANY_ID" NUMBER (10,0) NULL NOT ACTIVATE,)

3 'COMPANY_NAME' VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),

VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE) 4 "ADDRESS1"

5 "ADDRESS2" VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE),

VARCHAR2 (40 BYTE) 6 'CITY',

7 VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE) 'STATE ', HE SAID.

NUMBER (5.0) 8 'ZIP '.

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PCTFREE 10 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS, MAXTRANS NOCOMPRESS SLAUGHTER 1 255

11 STORAGE (INITIAL 65536 NEXT 1048576 MINEXTENTS 1 MAXEXTENTS 2147483645)

12 PCTINCREASE 0 FREELISTS 1 FREELIST GROUPS USER_TABLES DEFAULT FLASH_CACHE DEFAULT CELL_FLASH_CACHE DEFAULT 1)

TABLESPACE 13 "USERS."

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2 insert in SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (1, 'LSG SOLUTIONS LLC', null, null, null, null, null);

3 insert in SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (2,' LOVE "S TRAVEL', null, null, null, null, null);

4 insert into SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (3, 'DEVON ENERGY', null, null, null, null, null);

5 insert into SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (4, 'SONIC INC', null, null, null, null, null);

6 insert in SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (5, "MSCI", null, null, null, null, null);

7 insert into SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (6, 'ERNEST AND YOUNG', null, null, null, null, null);

8 insert in SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (7, "JOHN DEER", null, null, null, null, null);

9 insert in SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (8,'Properties@Oklahoma, LLC', null, null, null, null, null);

10 insert into SOCIETY (COMPANY_ID, COMPANY_NAME, Address1, Address2, CITY, STATE, ZIP) values (9, 'D.D.T L.L.C.', null, null, null, null, null);

11 END;

12.

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CTX_DDL 3. SET_ATTRIBUTE ("your_lexer", "' SKIPJOINS,"., @-"'); -to jump. , @ - ' symbols

4 END;

5.

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Scott@ORCL > CREATE INDEX my_index2 ON COMPANY (COMPANY_NAME)

2 INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS. CTXCAT PARALLEL

3 PARAMETERS ("LEXER your_lexer");

The index is created.

Scott@ORCL > SELECT

2 company_name

3 the COMPANY

4. WHERE the CATSEARCH (company.COMPANY_NAME, 'LLC', ") > 0

5 ORDER BY company.COMPANY_ID;

COMPANY_NAME

--------------------------------------------------

LSG SOLUTIONS LLC

Properties@Oklahoma, LLC

D.D.T L.L.C.

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2 INDEXTYPE IS CTXSYS. CONTEXT IN PARALLEL

3 PARAMETERS ("LEXER your_lexer");

The index is created.

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2 company_name

3 the COMPANY

4 WHERE CONTAINS (company.COMPANY_NAME, 'LLC') > 0

5 ORDER BY company.COMPANY_ID;

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--------------------------------------------------

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  4         phone varchar2(30);
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 25         tag :='';
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 27         if (c1.FIRST_NAME is not null) then
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 29           dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(' '), ' ');
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  3  parameters
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  5        section    group namegroup
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  2    (p_string in varchar2)
  3    return varchar2
  4  as
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 23  end format_string;
 24  /

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SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> select first_name, middle_name, last_name, phone, email, scr
  2  from   (select /*+ FIRST_ROWS */
  3                first_name, middle_name, last_name, phone, email, score(1) scr
  4            from   emp
  5            where  contains
  6                  (first_name,
  7                   'ndata (phone,'       || format_string (:name) || ') OR
  8                 ndata (email,'       || format_string (:name) || ') OR
  9                 ndata (fullname,' || format_string (:name) || ')',
 10                   1) > 0
 11            order  by score (1) desc)
 12  where  rownum <= 10;

FIRST_NAME MIDDLE_NAME LAST_NAME PHONE        EMAIL                         SCR
---------- ----------- --------- ------------ ---------------------- ----------
Jane       Doe         B & V     321-654-0987 [email protected]           97

1 row selected.

SCOTT@orcl_11gR2>

I want to search for messages, but the search box wants rather Google search!

In Xubuntu 14.04 24.5.0 Thunderbird. Your help indicates that the research above the filter box will search for messages but mine happens only with a Google search on the web!

When you type less than 3 characters in the search box, the option is to Google search. Less than 4 characters, the options are Google and the corresponding entries in the address book. Less than 5 and the options include "the Messages mentioning: asdf" and Google. For example, you must enter a string of at least 4 characters.

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Whenever you type, prolonged pressure on a letter allows a pop menu to display diacritic versions of this letter. However, in my experience, when you type fast, the menu of diacritical characters custody arise unexpectedly (unexpectedly which means I just couldn't understand a boss in situations when it appeared). This translates the typos where letters directly in a hurry after the menu of diacritics are not taken into account. Happens to me frequently, and he certainly didn't before Apple by adding this to MacOS, there are a few revisions.

Is it possible to turn off the menu of diacritical characters total?

See if the copy and paste in your Terminal that follows provides a solution. You may need to logout/login for the effect to work.

$ default write g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled - bool false

How can I search for hexadecimal number of 32-bit in .csv file

Hello

How can I search for 32-bit in .csv file usinf labview 8.6.1 hexadecimal number

Mathan,

This post was not really a solution. He just ordered Sandy to post in the appropriate forum, which we now know is LabVIEW 8.6.1 LV.

Sandy,

You want to read the text file, then use the search/Split String function to find the matching characters that make up your hexagonal pattern.

What you ask is a little strange wordly since .csv files are text files, and you ask a "32-bit hexadecimal number. Can you give an example of what you are looking for? My response assumes you have a 8 string that consists of the characters 0-9, A - F for catch the 4 bytes. Maybe you are dealing with just 4 bytes that present themselves as ASCII characters in a text file. In which case you wouldn't have one. CSV file.

If the response of research/Split String is not useful to you, you will need to provide details about what you are looking for and also an example of your. CSV file.

Search for Windows 7 can't find partial matches - when will it be fixed or is there a workaround?

Windows (in Windows 7 and Vista) search will find only a partial file name (and the file content I guess) match if the text is the beginning of the string. He won't find a string in a file (the file content?) name. This diminshes greatly the value of research and thought that he would have been treated here.

Example:

I have a file named invoicenumber12345.doc
If I search on invoicenumber file appears in the results. If I look on number12345, 12345 or any other subset of characters that appear in the name I get nothing.

It is therefore impossible to find files based on partial knowledge.

Example:

I know that I have sent a letter to Joe Smith, but I can't because I named the file lettertojoesmith.doc
Due to the limitation of the search, if I'm not rememer the exact file name (or at least that it starts with "letterto", I couldn't find - then what is research?) Through structure file names so that you know how to find totally defeated RESEARCH capacity.

Does anyone know when this limitation will be addressed or whether there is a solution?

You can use wildcards like? and *.
In your case: search for * 12345 or * joe * smith.

In fact, it is more flexible that a simple search on partial file names.

Search for temporary files in the Expplorer folder

I'm used to looking for all temporary files in file Explorer (such as ~ $areness_JPH.doc, ~ $areness_JPH.docx). I find with the stream "~ *.» "*" (quotes included).

It works in certain drive/directory, but not the others. In general, this does not work in my partitioned disks as G:\ H:\ When I searched with "~ *.» "* ', I get all the files, which amounts to research" *. " * ».

Clues? Thank you.

I do not have the same restriction for some reason, I'm not, but I have the syntax, you can try. Special symbols are not always easily available and may require the use of the special search syntax and quotes. Since you are looking for the ~ always at the beginning of a file name, I would try the characters ~< which="" limit="" matching="" to="" the="" start="" of text="" (by="" the="" way,="" ~="">, with the arrow in the other direction, deadline for the end of the text, and ~ = is to match any part of the breast). (The tilde in this syntax is coincidentally matches what you are looking for and are used for research in general).

name: ~.<>

If you want to use wildcards and search for symbols too, the syntax is just ~, but this requires also a complete match as if it was the "equal" sign =, so should be asterisks at the beginning and at the end of your search text to find partial matches. (The "equal" sign requires a full match but does not allow for wildcards).

name: ~ ' * exa! "improved."

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OT: Help search.

Hello, I want to seek a photo (.jpg), photography is as the name of 5225.jpg, which consists of four digits. How can I search for all photos that have names composed of four numbers? Thank you

I don't know how to search only images that carry the 4 numbers, but I know how to find a file that is exactly 4 letters long and ends with ".jpg".

To do this, type this in your search box (exactly as it is, including quotation marks):

"file name:"? "jpg"

It will search for all files that have exactly 4 characters followed by .jpg at the end.

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