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Old 02-15-2012, 08:53 AM   #14
chaley
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Originally Posted by cybmole View Post
out of curiosity I tried to wild card search All my book titles so how many had the title form " A blahblahblah.." but could not figure out the sort syntax.
Code:
title:"~^a "
The ~ means the search uses a regular expression. The regexp begins with the anchor ^, which indicates that whatever follows it must be at the beginning of the phrase (the title in this case). The characters "a " (letter 'a' then space) are what must be at the beginning. It is quoted so that the space is considered part of the regexp.

For completeness, this search looks for a leading "a" or "an" followed by a space.
Code:
title:"~^a(n | )"
The following does the same thing.
Code:
title:"~^an? "
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