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Topic: Case sensitivity on %foo% IS *BAR* vs %foo% HAS BAR (Read 611 times) previous topic - next topic
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Case sensitivity on %foo% IS *BAR* vs %foo% HAS BAR

Example: the search
%path% HAS .FLAC
is case sensitive . But on the other hand, the following two return the same hits:
%path% IS *.flac
and
%path% IS *.FLAC

Isn't this ... "unwanted"? Or ...?

Re: Case sensitivity on %foo% IS *BAR* vs %foo% HAS BAR

Reply #1
According to the wiki

All search expressions...  are non–case-sensitive. For example, artist HAS name will find tracks whose artist field equals "NAME", "name", "Name", and all other combinations of capital and small letters.