Bernie Bontemps writes: > First, thanks for the great work! > > I was looking for a way to organize all my research notes and your tool > seems very promising. > > I have a problem though. I am organizing my notes on several levels, one > being hashtags I used as metadata. For example I use #book to keep track of > a book title I reference or discuss somewhere. > This is different for an occurence of "book", because I might then just > talk about booking an hotel or sth. > > Anyway, it seems special characters as # are stripped when parsing the > terms. Is there an easy way to actually alter this behavior so the > distinction between #book and book is made? > > Thanks again for the great work, I definitely want to read more about your > work when time permits. Hi, It is not currently possible to configure Recoll to support hashtags, but this would be a very simple modification of the program. As far as I can see, the only consequence would be that, when searching source code for languages where # is a comment character, some commented pieces of code would not be found (it's quite common to comment out a line of code without inserting a space). I don't think that this would be an issue for actual comments, because people usually add a space after # in this case. So this is fairly minor, and supporting twittery hashtags seems like a reasonable thing to do. Does anyone on the mailing list has an opinion about this ? Cheers, jf