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It seems that Sublime and possibly the chrome dev tools give a higher priority to capitol letters when searching. This makes finding the file MyFileName.ext much easier since you can type MFN and not be bothered with having to spell it out. I think this is a great productivity feature since you can type less letters which introduces less spelling errors.
For instance, assume a list of files that would represent a front end javascript usecase.
It seems that Sublime and possibly the chrome dev tools give a higher priority to capitol letters when searching. This makes finding the file
MyFileName.ext
much easier since you can typeMFN
and not be bothered with having to spell it out. I think this is a great productivity feature since you can type less letters which introduces less spelling errors.For instance, assume a list of files that would represent a front end javascript usecase.
In sublime, I could type
FFT
to get to FilterFactorTests.html. In atom,FFT
matches FilterFactors .js, .styl, and .html above FilterFactorTests.html.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: