Comment #1 on issue 5875 by dhhwai: Search Box: space at beginning or at
end of a search query should mean word's start or word's end
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=5875
The current summary description is not accurate: space does not
mean "word's start" nor
"word's end". It actually means: one or more successive whitespace
characters (where the
space is) when searching.
For example, view this bug report page in Firefox and search
for "ant)[SPACE]wha" and you
will actually find a result that spans 4 lines: ending "is important)",
blank line, blank
line, starting "What is". The space in the search matched the first line
ending and 2 blank
lines before the start of the following line.
Space only seems to match word's start and word's end in the above URL
because it just
happens to contain one individual word per line and the space was matching
the end-of-line
and start-of-line whitespaces.
Summary should be updated to:
Search Box: space in search query should mean one or more successive
whitespace characters
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