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Subject: RE: Matching against file suffix
Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 14:04:50 +0300
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>
> My first reaction was: yes. My second reaction: so what? ;-)
>
> Maybe I'm too slow in the brain today, but... what exactly do you want
> to say? You selected the order explicitly. If you want to see foo2,
> you have to give the tag in one string

...

>
> Or maybe you want to have a way to switch from one type of matches to
> the `next'.

Yes. Intent was to see "the most probable" matches first to keep list small, but still be
able to select more general ones.

Setting tag "in one string" completes both, but it also lists both.

-andrej