Windows: "german" vowels case sensitive (?)

[Angelika]

Hi,

in my desktop version german vowels seem to be case sensitive, so e.g. searching for "ö" in card-browser window doesn't find cards, but searching for "Ö" finds them ("Östrogen"). Normally Mnemosyne isn't case sensitive at all ...

wbrgs
Angelika

[Peter Bienstman]

I'm afraid there's nothing I can do about this, searching in the database is directly handled by the sqlite library for speed reasons...

Peter

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[abaku...@arcor.de]

Hello Angelika,

you could search for Östrogen and östrogen like this:

_strogen

or

%rogen

This is just a workaround.

@Peter: It would be fun to have regex enabled in the search field. ;) :)))

Have a nice day!

Abakus

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[Peter Bienstman]

@Peter: It would be fun to have regex enabled in the search field. ;) :)))

Again, search just goes natively to SQL for efficiency reasons…

 

Cheers,

 

Peter