Big UI changes, New Tutorial, fuzzy search, consider case

- Name now has different modes: is, contains, ends with, begins with, is similar to, doesn't contain and in RegEx
- Merged name contains
- Added new consider case checkbox
- Updated README.md for new UI
- Removed terminal command
- Improved Tutorial
- Fixed font in duplicated settings
- Updated Tutorial frame
- Updated Tutorial content
- Fixed wrong brackets in name and name contains check
- Updated README.md to the recent UI changes
- Updated large info message box now using QTextBrowsers instead of QLabel

Author: Pixel-Master

FF_About_UI.py

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ def generate_link_button(displayed_text, domain):
 
         # Tutorial
         tutorial_action = QAction("&Tutorial", about_window)
-        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.welcome_popups(parent, force_popups=True))
+        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.Tutorial(parent, force_tutorial=True))
         help_menu.addAction(tutorial_action)
 
         # Debug

FF_Additional_UI.py

@@ -82,11 +82,7 @@ def __init__(self, parent, search_path, matched_list, cache_file, to_be_marked_f
         self.title_label.setText("Duplicated files in results of search in:"
                                  f"\n{FF_Files.display_path(search_path, 45)}")
         self.title_label.setToolTip(search_path)
-        # Make the Font bigger
-        font = self.title_label.font()
-        font.setBold(True)
-        font.setPixelSize(18)
-        self.title_label.setFont(font)
+        self.title_label.setFont(FF_Additional_UI.BOLD_QT_FONT)
         # Adjust size
         self.title_label.adjustSize()
         self.Duplicated_Settings_Layout.addWidget(self.title_label)
@@ -288,7 +284,7 @@ class Events(QObject):
 
         # Tutorial
         tutorial_action = QAction("&Tutorial", self.Duplicated_Settings)
-        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.welcome_popups(parent, force_popups=True))
+        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.Tutorial(parent, force_tutorial=True))
         help_menu.addAction(tutorial_action)
 
         # Debug

FF_Duplicated.py

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 from PySide6.QtCore import QDate, Qt
 
 # Versions
-VERSION: str = "25-apr-2025"
+VERSION: str = "7-june-2025"
 VERSION_SHORT: str = "2.0"
 # Versions of file formats
 FF_FILTER_VERSION = 2
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@
                     "double_click_action": "View file in Finder/File Explorer"}
 
 DEFAULT_FILTER = {"VERSION": FF_FILTER_VERSION,
-                  "name": "", "name_contains": "",
+                  "name": "", "name_specifier": "contains:", "consider_case": False, "similarity": 60,
                   "file_types": FILE_FORMATS.keys(),
                   "file_extension": "", "file_type_mode": "predefined",
                   "directory": USER_FOLDER,

FF_Files.py

@@ -241,7 +241,7 @@ def __init__(
 
         # Tutorial
         tutorial_action = QAction("&Tutorial", self.parent)
-        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.welcome_popups(self.parent, force_popups=True))
+        tutorial_action.triggered.connect(lambda: FF_Additional_UI.Tutorial(self.parent, force_tutorial=True))
         self.help_menu.addAction(tutorial_action)
 
         if window == "search":
@@ -679,16 +679,6 @@ def file_info(self):
             else:
                 filetype = "Unknown"
 
-            # Display file path nicely
-            if not len(file) < 105:
-                file_path = ""
-                last_step = 0
-                for part in range(0, len(file), 100):
-                    file_path = file_path + "\n" + file[last_step: part]
-                    last_step = part
-            else:
-                file_path = file
-
             # Get dates
             # Date modified
             m_date = ctime(os.path.getmtime(file))
@@ -707,7 +697,7 @@ def file_info(self):
             FF_Additional_UI.PopUps.show_info_messagebox(
                 f"Information about: {FF_Files.display_path(file, 30)}",
                 f"\n"
-                f"Path: {file_path}\n"
+                f"Path:\n{file}\n"
                 f"\n"
                 f"Type: {filetype}\n"
                 f"File Name: {os.path.basename(file)}\n"

FF_Main_UI.py

@@ -47,12 +47,27 @@ Or you could:
 
 - **Basic**
   <p align="left">
-   <img src="https://github.com/Pixel-Master/Pixel-Master.github.io/blob/main/File-Find/screenshots/File%20Find%20screenshot%20white.png?raw=true" height="250">
+   <img src="https://github.com/Pixel-Master/Pixel-Master.github.io/blob/main/File-Find/screenshots/File%20Find%20screenshot%20white.png?raw=true" height="250"></p>
 
-    * **Name**: Input needs to match the name of a file exactly, ignoring case. Also supports unix shell-style wildcards, which are not the same as regular expressions (also ignoring case).
-    * **Name contains**: The name of a file must contain input, ignoring case.
-    * **File Type**: Select groups of files types that should be included in search results.
-    * **Directory**: The directory tree to search in. Excluding subdirectory content is currently not possibly
+    * **Name**: Multiple different modes can be selected.
+      * Name **is**: Input needs to match the file name exactly. Also supports unix shell-style wildcards, which are not the same as regular expressions.
+          * Usage:
+
+              | Pattern | Meaning                          |
+              |---------|----------------------------------|
+              | *       | matches everything               |
+              | ?       | matches any single character     |
+              | [seq]   | matches any character in seq     |
+              | [!seq]  | matches any character not in seq |
+
+      * Name **contains**: The file name must contain input.
+      * Name **begins with**: The file name must start with the input
+      * Name **ends with**: The file name (without the file ending) must end with input. So `mple` would match with `Example.txt`
+      * Name **is similar to**: Performs a fuzzy search. So `amp` matches with `Example.txt`. Matching percentage can be set separately.
+      * Name **doesn't contain**: Input must not be included in its entirety in the file name.
+      * Name **in RegEx**: Does a regular expression pattern matching. For a detailed explanation refer to: https://regular-expressions.info
+    * **File Types**: Select groups of file types that should be included in search results. Click `Custom` to change selection mode and input a file type (e.g. pdf) without the `.` that needs to match the file ending of a file exactly, ignoring case. Multiple possible file types can be separated with a semicolon (for example: `png;jpg;heic`) Click `Predefined` to switch back. Only the currently visible mode will be taken into account.
+    * **Directory**: The directory to search in. Excluding subdirectory is possible in `Advanced`
 
 
 
@@ -63,28 +78,31 @@ Or you could:
 
     * **File contains**: Allows you to search in files. Input must be in the file content. This option can take really long. Your input is case-sensitive.
     * **Date created and modified**: Specify a date range for the date the file has been created / modified, leave at default to ignore.
-    * **File size**: Input specifies file size in a range from min to max. Select the unit (Byte, Megabyte, Gigabyte...) on the right. Select "No Limit" to only set a minimum or maximum value.
+    * **File size**: Input specifies file size in a range from min to max. Select the unit (Byte, Megabyte, Gigabyte...) on the right. Select `No Limit` to only set a minimum or maximum value.
 
 
 - **Advanced**
 
   <img src="https://github.com/Pixel-Master/Pixel-Master.github.io/blob/main/File-Find/screenshots/advanced.png?raw=true" height="250">
 
-    * **Search in system files**: Toggle to include files in the system and library folders.
-    * **File extension**: Input needs to match the file extension (file type) without the ".", ignoring case.
+    * **Limit folder depth**: Toggle to include/exclude subdirectories or their subdirectories. Entering a custom number sets the maximum amount of subdirectories in which files are still included. 
+      * `0` or `No subfolders` means that ony the files directly in the specified directory will be included 
+      * `1` means only the files in the folders that are directly in the specified dir will be considered...
     * **Only search for folders or files**: Toggle to only include folders or files in the search results.
+    * **Search in system files**: Toggle to include files in the system and library folders.
 
 - **Sorting**
 
   <img src="https://github.com/Pixel-Master/Pixel-Master.github.io/blob/main/File-Find/screenshots/sorting.png?raw=true" height="250">
 
-    * **None** (fastest)
-    * **File size**
-    * **File name**
-    * **Date modified**
-    * **Date created**
-    * **Path**
-    * **Reverse Sort**: Reverse the sorted search results.
+    * **Sorting**: Possible sorting options:
+        * **None** (fastest)
+        * **File size**
+        * **File name**
+        * **Date modified**
+        * **Date created**
+        * **Path**: Sorting Path alphabetically
+    * **Reverse Sort**: Reverse the sorted search results (last comes first). Only appears if a search option is selected.
 
 ### Dark / Light mode 
 
@@ -242,12 +260,12 @@ Q: **Why does File Find ask for permission for Contacts, Calenders, Photos, etc.
 
 A: File Find scans the entire specified directory, even if files are excluded they are scanned first and then sorted out. 
 Your photos, Calendar data, Contacts etc. are stored in a library folder, which means that File Find scans them. 
-File Find does not connect to the internet, everything stays on your machine. You can also press "Do not allow", the associated files will not appear in your searches.
+File Find does not connect to the internet, everything stays on your machine. You can also press `Do not allow`, the associated files will not appear in your searches.
 
 Q: **Why does File Find ask for permission for Downloads, Desktop, Documents, etc...?**
 
 A: On macOS if an app scans a directory this popup will automatically appear.
-If you press "Don't allow", File Find will still be able to scan those files,
+If you press `Don't allow`, File Find will still be able to scan those files,
 but you are not going to be able to save searches in those directories
 
 Q: **Does File Find connect to the Internet?**