Using 2.3.1 (899), if I do Cmd-F to find a glyph and type a letter, I see the matches at the top of the results are the glyphs names that start with that letter.
That works well, but I notice that if I type a letter then backspace to delete it and type a new one (or the same one), I no longer get those well ordered results.
The workaround is that if you backspace twice, you can get back to the good results.
I can’t reproduce this. But maybe its just to late today.
A more detailed report:
Open a Glyphs file with many glyphs.
Open an editing tab.
Cmd-F.
Type a C. Result: results start with C, Cacute, Ccaron, Ccedilla, etc.
Backspace to delete the C.
Type C again. Result: results start with Aacute, Acircumflex, Amacron, C.
I assume the second time it’s giving matches for “includes C” rather than “begins with C,” and is providing them in glyph index order.
The behaviour is different on 10.10 and 10.11. I was testing on 10.10 and it worked fine but not so on 10.11. I fixed it.