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v27.00.0201 - 2025-04-11 14:22
+ Extended Pattern Matching: Now you can specify characters in a range by their
Unicode number using the syntax U+HHHH (where H stands for a Hex digit from 0-F).
The U and the H can be upper or lower case, it does not matter. All these examples
are functionally identical and in a Quick Search they will match all filenames
containing one or more characters beyond the ANSI range (0-255).
*[U+0100-U+FFFF]* /E
*[U+0100-U+ffff]* /E
*[u+0100-u+FFFF]* /E
*[u+0100-u+ffff]* /E
FYI, ranges can be combined without any separator between them. For example,
matching filenames with Hiragana or Katakana:
*[u+3041-u+3096u+30A0-u+30FF]* /E
Note that you must use 4 hex digits, the total supported range is U+0000 to U+FFFF
(65535).
> Scripting: The above enhancements in Extended Pattern Matching also apply to the
Like operator in scripting:
echo "kigi" Like "*[u+3041-u+3096u+30A0-u+30FF]*"; //0
echo "キギ" Like "*[u+3041-u+3096u+30A0-u+30FF]*"; //1

(1) Installer Package, (2) No-Install Package (for manual unpacking).
