Description of problem: Created a text file named 'ここでのテキスト’ in Hiragana + Katakana script in Japanese. From the textfield in 'open' section, when tried to search the filename with the first three characters 'ここで’ or just 'で' character, observed that it was not getting fetched in the search results. It is working properly with other search strings like 'ここ', 'テキスト', 'の' etc. So it appears that the issue is with searching 'で' only. The same character, when appears in the content in a file, is searchable w/o any issue. Let me know of you need any more info. on this. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F26 alpha gedit-3.22.0-4.fc26.x86_64 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a text file named 'ここでのテキスト’ 2. From gedit, click on open. 3. In the textfield, search with 'ここで’ or just 'で' Actual results: Unable to search the filename with 'ここで’ or just 'で' Expected results: File should be searchable. Additional info:
Reproducible in F27.
Reproducible in F28.
Reproduced in F30. @Ray - Any plans to check this issue?
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Checked with F32. The search works fine now. Closing it.