regexp I-search does not match in index

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regexp I-search does not match in index

by Ralf Wildenhues :: Rate this Message:

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Hello Texinfo people,

when I use info from CVS texinfo, the new regexp I-search seems to not
match within an index node any more.

Example: assume you have Autoconf 2.64 installed and its info file in
your info search path.  Typing
  info Autoconf "Environment Variable Index"
  ^Cs C

(i.e., starting an I-search for capital C) will move you to the next
node, although there are several words containing a C in the node I
started from.  This does not happen if I turn off regexp searching with
the "R" command before doing the search, and it does not happen with
older info commands that don't have regexp I-search.

Thanks for maintaining texinfo,
Ralf



Re: regexp I-search does not match in index

by Sergey Poznyakoff-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Ralf,

> Example: assume you have Autoconf 2.64 installed and its info file in
> your info search path.  Typing
>   info Autoconf "Environment Variable Index"
>   ^Cs C

I tried to reproduce this, but I always get the first word in the
index (CDPATH:) after typing C. Perhaps I miss something?

Regards,
Sergey



Re: regexp I-search does not match in index

by Ralf Wildenhues :: Rate this Message:

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Hello Sergey,

* Sergey Poznyakoff wrote on Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 09:42:24PM CEST:
> > Example: assume you have Autoconf 2.64 installed and its info file in
> > your info search path.  Typing
> >   info Autoconf "Environment Variable Index"
> >   ^Cs C
>
> I tried to reproduce this, but I always get the first word in the
> index (CDPATH:) after typing C. Perhaps I miss something?

I can only reproduce it on x86_64, not on x86.

Thanks,
Ralf



Re: regexp I-search does not match in index

by Sergey Poznyakoff-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Ralf,

> I can only reproduce it on x86_64, not on x86.

Thanks for the clarification. I'll try to find some x86_64 to test it on.

Regards,
Sergey