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In the "My torrents" tab if I start typing a filter bar appears and the list only shows torrents which's name contains the string I typed. This is nice but it would be even nicer if more columns were checked. What I would like is the following three: User comment, Name, Tracker Name.
Thank you.

Sorry for my late response, I was waiting for an email alert, I thought I would get one automatically...
Anyway, what you are suggesting works for me. I've already tried "t:" and it is nice. Adding "c:" would be very good.
I don't really need to combine these, for example my comments are very short notices like "no sub" or "w 35:00" meaning that I watched 35 minutes from this movie and typing "c:w " would find these.
Thank you.

Missed 4702 - I just added it to the next beta: 4703_B02 available from dev.vuze.com shortly

hmm, I can understand that you want to search all the trackers for a multi-tracker torrent but I don't understand your example

when you say '"t:rutracker, retracker' are you asking to search for both 'rutracker' and 'retracker' in the tracker list?

how about if I change it so that t:<search-term> will match any download that has <search-term> in one of the trackers listed for it?

it's in the next beta - B04 when built in the next day or so

parg?

Exactly. Would be?

Showing square and clicking on it has no any visual affect.

Thanks, parg, for fixing IP Filter Enabled column. I just want asking, should be IP Filter enabled state switched by clicking on icons? And one another question, what is RegEx search mode, what is advantage of that mode?

parg, and some another request, I think this request useful. Need a "right-clicking" context menu in the status bar over "IPs" areas to global enable and disable IP-filtering feature. How you looking for that?

You know searching in comments with the c: prefix is really-really useful for me, it is very nice.
I was wondering can I use regular expressions in the search term? Maybe it is already implemented but I can't find it.
What I would use is:
c:^$
for empty comments
c:a|b
to find either a or b
and is there a way to negate the results, say:
c:!a
to find anything without an "a" (you know like perl has: $x!~/a/)

And by the way, typing only 'c:' has unpredictable results, sometimes it finds all the torrents (as far as I can see this happens when you write something, ex c:a then correct it with backspace back to c:), sometimes it finds a few torrents with no comment, but not all. Maybe this should be fixed also.

Edited by: soger on May 17, 2012 12:15 AM

I fixed up empty comment matching and added negation with ! - the negation applies to the whole expression, you can't introduce it within expressions - see B50

hmm, weird, I switched the fonts - plain=normal, bold=regex, italic=regex error (this has a background of redish in Windows)

I was using "SWT v3802, gtk". I guess it was pretty old.
Anyway, I've updated the swt as you requested. It says:
"Java 1.7.0_04
Oracle Corporation
SWT v4229, gtk
Linux v3.2.0-24-generic, amd64
V4.7.0.3_B49/4 az2"
But unfortunately pressing Ctrl+X does not make the textbox yellow.
I have also tried another thing: in my System Settings/Appearance/GTK+ Appearance I have changed the widget style from oxygen-gtk (which afaik is kde implementing gtk functions) to raleigh, which is like the most basic gtk engine, also one of the ugliest ones. Using Raleigh when I press Ctrl+X not the background but the textbox border switches to yellow (a very thin yellow line around the textbox, barely visible). I have some other gtk engines too (Clearlooks, Crux etc), they all seem to do the same except for oxygen-gtk. I would hate to give this gtk engine up, 'cause it makes GTK apps look very much like KDE apps and I also use firefox, thunderbird, pidgin and geany.