Thanks!
I just noticed a typo in my post since "contains" is plural. So here would be the final text, so be clear:Also, I don't think it's worth making a new thread for, but I wanted to mention that I don't see these features in the 1.5a Search Syntax Help yet (written by me in the style of the help file):Side note: Doesn't all-strings just convert ; to AND?
As in, all-strings:name:google;search performs identical to name:<google search>?
On second thought, after typing all that out.. I will probably make a new thread about the help file at some point.
I just noticed a typo in my post since "contains" is plural. So here would be the final text, so be clear:
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attrib: Search for files and folders where the attributes contain all specified flags.
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Modifiers: distinct:Matches files with up to 1 duplicate of given property (default: name) unique:Matches files with no duplicates of given property (default: name) all-strings:Match all strings instead of any. ("all-strings:author:jack;jill" = must contain jack AND jill)Modifier Syntax: (I would remove "wildcard" from the name since it's being expanded) modifier:<value1 value2>Matches value1 AND value2 modifier:<value1|value2>Matches value1 OR value2 modifier:value1;value2Matches value1 OR value2 (Semicolons work as OR operators for number/dates/text. Escape them with ") ::modifier:valuePrefix a search modifier with :: to enable it Globallysha256(I don't know where it would go but it feels important to mention for the "dupe" and "distinct" modifers..)
As in, all-strings:name:google;search performs identical to name:<google search>?
On second thought, after typing all that out.. I will probably make a new thread about the help file at some point.
Statistics: Posted by ChrisM — Thu Oct 31, 2024 5:04 am