Finding 'C' as a programming language...

I'm not sure what I did generates the correct result...I think I got the
information here but I don't remember as it was a few years ago.
I edited the noise-ENU file and removed the letter C from the last line.
Then I did rebuild on the indexes.
It almost seems like it worked...but I have a few where it may be doing the
wrong thing.
Point me in the right direction please...thanks
The word breaker only does special treatment when a non-alphanumeric
character occurs after a c. In some cases it is case sensitive. So removing
the c from the noise word list should allow you to search on it.
Hilary Cotter
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"Kyle Jedrusiak" <kjedrusiak@.princetoninformation.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not sure what I did generates the correct result...I think I got the
> information here but I don't remember as it was a few years ago.
> I edited the noise-ENU file and removed the letter C from the last line.
> Then I did rebuild on the indexes.
> It almost seems like it worked...but I have a few where it may be doing
> the wrong thing.
> Point me in the right direction please...thanks
>