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Clarify documentation about results filtering

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It wasn't clear that filtering was applied to whole paths.

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@ -95,7 +95,15 @@ actions on a subset of it. For example, you could easily mark all duplicates wit
containing "copy" from your results using the filter. containing "copy" from your results using the filter.
To use the filtering feature, type your filter in the "Filter" search field at the top-right corner To use the filtering feature, type your filter in the "Filter" search field at the top-right corner
of the results window. To go back to unfiltered result, blank out the field or click on the "X". of the results window. What you type in that box will be applied to the *whole path* of every
duplicate in the results. Only duplicate *groups* having at least one duplicate matching the filter
will be shown.
When having groups where not all duplicates match the filter, we still show all duplicates of
the group. However, non-matching duplicates are in "reference mode". Therefore, you can perform
actions like "Mark All" and be sure to only mark filtered duplicates.
To go back to unfiltered result, blank out the field or click on the "X".
In simple mode (the default mode), whatever you type as the filter is the string used to perform the In simple mode (the default mode), whatever you type as the filter is the string used to perform the
actual filtering, with the exception of one wildcard: **\***. Thus, if you type "[*]" as your actual filtering, with the exception of one wildcard: **\***. Thus, if you type "[*]" as your
@ -111,12 +119,6 @@ Matches are case insensitive in both simple and regexp mode.
For the filter to match, your regular expression don't have to match the whole filename, it just For the filter to match, your regular expression don't have to match the whole filename, it just
have to contain a string matching the expression. have to contain a string matching the expression.
You might notice that not all duplicates in the filtered results will match your filter. That is
because as soon as one single duplicate in a group matches the filter, the whole group stays in the
results so you can have a better view of the duplicate's context. However, non-matching duplicates
are in "reference mode". Therefore, you can perform actions like Mark All and be sure to only mark
filtered duplicates.
Action Menu Action Menu
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@ -195,4 +197,4 @@ any of them.
.. _regular-expressions.info: http://www.regular-expressions.info .. _regular-expressions.info: http://www.regular-expressions.info
.. _hardlink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_link .. _hardlink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_link
.. _symlink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolic_link .. _symlink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolic_link