1.4.1.734 and earlier - does not see the full history

[salazor]

Everything 1.4.1.734 and earlier does not see the full history. For example, in the history of I have 7x rc: and everything sees only rc:today, the last version which sees it properly it 1.4.0.717b

And not detect recent changes I have set Options | Home: Search = Custom - rc:today and in 1.4.0.717b correctly, while 1.4.1.734 no search results

[void]

For example, in the history of I have 7x rc: and everything sees only rc:today,

Is rc: missing from your search history?

And not detect recent changes I have set Options | Home: Search = Custom - rc:today and in 1.4.0.717b correctly, while 1.4.1.734 no search results

Recent changes are disabled in 1.4.1, you will need to enable recent changes from Tools -> Options -> Indexes.

The reason for disabling recent changes is because date modified is indexed by default.
Indexing only one of recent changes or date modified is really necessary, you can still have both.
Recent changes is disabled by default to save a little bit of ram usage.

Fast date modified sorting is also enabled by default in Everything 1.4.1 so sorting or searching for date modified should be instant.

[salazor]

Recent changes are disabled in 1.4.1, you will need to enable recent changes from Tools -> Options -> Indexes.

The reason for disabling recent changes is because date modified is indexed by default.
Indexing only one of recent changes or date modified is really necessary, you can still have both.
Recent changes is disabled by default to save a little bit of ram usage.

Fast date modified sorting is also enabled by default in Everything 1.4.1 so sorting or searching for date modified should be instant.

Thanks recent changes works.

Is rc: missing from your search history?

So it looks like:

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     1.4.1.734                 1.4.0.717b

[void]

Thanks for the screenshots.

All your history should still be there.
Everything 1.4.1 only shows one suggestion by default when you enable always show search suggestions from Tools -> Options -> History.
You can press Up/Down to scroll through the list (notice the scroll bar on the right).

You can adjust the number of results shown with the ini option search_history_always_suggest_visible_count_max.
There's also an ini option search_history_always_suggest_extend_toolbar to increase the space under the search edit, so the search history doesn't overlap the results. Set search_history_always_suggest_extend_toolbar to 1 to enable.

[salazor]

Thanks problem solved. What is new and changes in version 1.4.1

[void]

Everything 1.4.1.721b

• fixed a display issue with tooltips
• fixed a crash when closing Everything
• fixed an issue when excluding hidden files and changing the attributes of a file
• fixed an issue when searching content in empty files
• fixed a selection issue in full row select mode
• fixed a display issue with dates
• fixed an issue with previous navigation searches
• fixed a hang when installing over a running instance
• fixed a blocking issues with search as your type disabled
• fixed a crash when displaying thumbnails
• fixed an indexing issue with small refs volumes
• fixed an issue when selecting with ctrl in full row select mode
• fixed an issue when searching for a \path\
• fixed a crash when cutting an item multiple times
• added perl compatible regex
• added option to never show thumbnails, always icons
• added iso 8601 syntax for dates and time
• added option to disable recent changes
• improved search term highlighting
• improved database blocking
• improved indexes updating
• improved advanced search
• improved multi-file renaming
• improved folder index monitoring

[salazor]

Everything 1.4.1.721b

• added iso 8601 syntax for dates and time

Excellently, I have one but - now works on the principle:

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dc:2015-01-1

Is it possible to do so:

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dc:2015-1  instead  dc:2015/1

Is this a limitation of the date format iso 8601?

[void]

The syntax for ISO 8601 in Everything is:
YYYY-MM-DDT[HH[:MM[:SS[.sss]]]]
-or-
YYYYMMDD[THH[MM[SS[.sss]]]]

For example:
dc:2015-01-01t
dc:20150101

[therube]

Wiki: ISO 8601

[void]

You can use - to separate day / month / year.
The format will match the same as your date display format for your region.

For example (day/month/year):
1-1-2015
31-12-2015

ISO 8601 is recommended when you need to include the time.

[salazor]

Many thanks, but

The standard ISO 8601 allows for the format YYYY-MM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Calendar_dates
And in 1.4.1 by typing dc:2015-01 gives no results. This my observation.

[void]

I've made the date format a little more forgiving, dm:2015-01 or dm:2015-1 should work in Everything 1.4.1.736b:
http://www.voidtools.com/Everything-1.4.1.736b.x64.zip
http://www.voidtools.com/Everything-1.4.1.736b.x86.zip

The t is now optional, so the syntax for dates in 736b is:
YYYY[-MM[-DD[THH[:MM[:SS[.sss]]]]]]
-or-
YYYYMMDD[THH[MM[SS[.sss]]]]

You can still use date ranges for example: dm:2014-2015
Local date formats will also still work, for example: dm:1-1-2015

Some features of ISO 8601 are not supported, eg: you cant use - to omit the year, month or day.
Week number or day ordinals are not support.

[salazor]

Thanks, it's working!!