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Currently searching works by an exact prefix match on text, and the text that goes into the database for type operators is of the form "type (~>)". This means that you can search for type operators by entering e.g. "type (\/)" but of course it would be preferable if just "\/" gave you that result too.
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Currently searching works by an exact prefix match on text, and the text that goes into the database for type operators is of the form "type (~>)". This means that you can search for type operators by entering e.g. "type (\/)" but of course it would be preferable if just "\/" gave you that result too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: