SwiftSearch Files

Breaking changes:

1. Wildcard "*" is no longer multi-level; i.e., it no longer matches a backslash.  
   Use two asterisks ("**") to denote multi-level matching (aka "globstar").  
   As a special case, \**\ can collapse into a single \ level.  
   For example, C:\**\*.txt will match both C:\1.txt and C:\1\2.txt.

2. NTFS metadata (such as $MFT, ::$REPARSE_POINT, etc.) are now hidden
   unless the Ctrl key is held when searching.
   (Alternate data streams are still shown, however.)

New features & improvements:

1.  Faster pattern matching.
2.  Extended globbing support. Use C:\a*\**\b*.txt to match C:\ax\y\z\bw.txt.
    Globbing & wildcards now use the regular expression engine underneath.
3.  Ctrl+C copies files like in Explorer. (No support for Ctrl+X though.)
4.  Shift+Ctrl+C copies file paths to the clipboard. (Beware memory usage!)
5.  Right-click also allows copying table to clipboard. (Beware memory usage!)
6.  Lower memory usage; NTFS limits are exploited more aggressively.
    (e.g. NTFS allows no more than 1023 hardlinks, so this is exploited.)
    Please watch out if you push the limits on NTFS, and report any problems.
7.  Content-aware column resizing.
    See the View menu or try holding Shift when resizing.
8.  Column sorting now has a heuristic progress bar (may not be 100% accurate)
    and sorting can now be cancelled.
9.  Column headers now display sorting direction (ascending/descending).
10. Column headers can now be moved around.

Bug fixes:

1. MUI file support seemed to be using language ID (e.g. 1033)
   rather than language name (en-US). This has been fixed.
2. Invalid regular expressions used to crash the program. Fixed.
3. And others...