I try to search user:"Nam Gi VU" But I got no results, how can I search using this name? (The name can be any names, I just get my name as an example.
+1
A:
I'm going to go out on a limb here since you haven't specified a lot about the environment.
If you're running on a UNIXy-type box, you can simply use something like:
egrep -i '^nam +gi +vu$' /path/to/usernames.txt
The + indicates one or more of the preceding character so it will find the words nam, gi and vu with spaces between them (the -i means ignore case).
If you're allowed to have spaces at the start and end, use:
egrep -i '^ *nam +gi +vu *$' /path/to/usernames.txt
(* means zero or more of the preceding character).
If you have a more advanced regex tool, you can use \s for white space and \b for word boundaries.
paxdiablo
2010-09-23 03:16:00
+1 for even bothering to take a shot in the dark!
InSane
2010-09-23 03:41:49
The trouble with taking a shot in the dark is that you frequently shoot yourself in the foot :-) Here's hoping that's not the case here.
paxdiablo
2010-09-23 03:48:04