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Has the advantage over grep/rg that it can parse the project and create plaintext representations to search.
Consider this Zoia text:
"That is *very* unfortunate", says Malcolm, fighting down the *sheer delight* that wants to take over his face at the news.
If I want to look for very unfortunate, then grep/rg will find nothing - I'd have to enter (and escape) the asterisk before 'unfortunate' for it to work. zoia grep, on the other hand, would have no problem:
$ zoia grep "very unfortunate"
src/work1/ch1/main.zoia:
23: "That is *very* unfortunate", says Malcolm, fighting down the *sheer delight* that wants to take over his face at the news.
Not sure if I want grep and search to be synonyms or if search should maybe default to a literal search (i.e. no bothering with regexes)?
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Has the advantage over grep/rg that it can parse the project and create plaintext representations to search.
Consider this Zoia text:
If I want to look for
very unfortunate
, then grep/rg will find nothing - I'd have to enter (and escape) the asterisk before 'unfortunate' for it to work.zoia grep
, on the other hand, would have no problem:Not sure if I want
grep
andsearch
to be synonyms or ifsearch
should maybe default to a literal search (i.e. no bothering with regexes)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: