I'm trying to show only executable files. type:Executable always puts the results to 0
None of the types work, including type:picture. Looks like type: does the same thing as ext:, but how do I filter by type? (I'm using the CLI so I can't use the UI to filter)
type:whatever not working
Re: type:whatever not working
You want to use, ext:
Type is something different.
(I didn't realize that at first either. How does the "type:" function work?)
Or maybe even this would suffice for your needs:
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skype ext:exe
Type is something different.
(I didn't realize that at first either. How does the "type:" function work?)
Or maybe even this would suffice for your needs:
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skype .exe
Re: type:whatever not working
Type matches the type-name of the file.
To show the type-name, right click the result list column header and click Type.
To show the type-name, right click the result list column header and click Type.
Re: type:whatever not working
Weird. What if I want type:picture
In the UI, there's this, but idk how to do that from the CLI
I don't want to type out so many file extensions just to list all pictures
In the UI, there's this, but idk how to do that from the CLI
I don't want to type out so many file extensions just to list all pictures
Re: type:whatever not working
Ah, makes sense, thanks, that's not very useful for trying to list only images /:void wrote:Type matches the type-name of the file.
To show the type-name, right click the result list column header and click Type.
Re: type:whatever not working
Please try searching for:
pic:
Check out the macro for the picture filter:
pic:
Check out the macro for the picture filter:
- In Everything, from the Search menu, click Organize filters...
- Select the Pictures filter.
- Click Edit.
- Take note of the macro, it should be set to pic
Re: type:whatever not working
That works in the app, but it seems like macros don't work for the CLI /:
(I have my own wrapper application around everything, which is why I'm using the CLI)
(I have my own wrapper application around everything, which is why I'm using the CLI)