@Barry-Rodgers said in Unable To Save To OneDrive Folder:

I have made sure to “run as admin”

For mapped network drives, if you “run as admin”, you cannot access them, because Windows stores credentials for such drives based on the user. It might be the same with OneDrive – since it’s your standard user, not your admin elevation, that has permission/credentials for OneDrive, using “run as admin” could very-well be the culprit. Try without “run as admin”.

@guy038 said in Search++: A work in progress:

Is there any chance that you truncated the decimal part in Search ++ or something like that ?

No. I did not mess with the ICU search at all; the string entered in the Find box is exactly what ICU’s regular expression engine gets (aside from translating it to UTF-16, as ICU4C requires).

I see that \p{nv=0.3333333333333333} (or any greater number of 3s) returns six matches. Likewise, \p{nv=0.66666666666666667} returns seven matches, but fewer 6s returns none.

Since the ICU4C function u_getNumericValue(UChar32 c) returns a double, I would guess that matching is dependent on the precise quirks of double-precision floating point format.

In addition, the special value \p{Numeric_Value=NaN} should return 323,567, against my Total_chars.txt file, instead of the value 0 !

There might not be anything you can enter that will be translated as Not-a-Number. I note that \p{Numeric_Type=None} does return 323,567 matches.