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I found that in the settings of the main program, whether the matching mode is set to exact match or fuzzy matching, it can only affect the local search, the HTTP search function is not affected, and the matching mode is always fuzzy search, and I hope that the matching mode of HTTP search can be synchronized with the local search mode. That is, when the search mode is exact match, both local search and HTTP search are exact matches.
Hello,Einskang.
If you need the exact match, please add “” when searching from HTTP, eg: “this is keyword”.
Thank you for your feedback.
Ok, thanks for the prompt reply, I was amazed that your reply was so fast, thank you for your due diligence.
I also have a problem, I opened HTTP search on a server, and then found that every once in a while (maybe half a month, A month or more), the program crashed, and I can’t give you the error message and event log when the program crashes (mainly I don’t know when it will go wrong), so I’ve now thought of a compromise solution, which is to restart the anytxt program regularly through the Windows task scheduler when no one uses it in the early hours of the morning, but I’m now running into a problem, that is, after each restart, HTTP search is off by default, is there any way (through command line arguments or modify configuration items.) Can I automatically turn on the HTTP search function after starting the anytxt program?
Thank you for your patient reply.Hello,Einskang.
1. We have known the crash issue, we are also trying to fix it.
2 .The HTTP configuration is not saved ,We will support it in the next version.
Please notice to Anytxt subsequent release versions.
Thank you very much.
I still want to be able to specify the search mode in the api, for example, if I have two keywords, then there is a difference between direct quotation marks + fuzzy search and exact match
