Mots clés

[demoniak61]

Bonjour,

est-il possible de faire une recherche sur les "mots clés"

[NotNull]

Translation:
is it possible to do a search on "keywords"?

What are these keywords? Can you give an example?

(Please post in English language; https://www.deepl.com/translator#fr/en/ can help with that)

[void]

Cherchez-vous des tags/mots-clés ?

La recherche, l'affichage, le tri et l'indexation des balises/mots-clés sont en cours de développement.

Si vous souhaitez essayer cela maintenant, veuillez consulter l'Everything 1.5 alpha.
(Prise en charge de l'anglais uniquement pour le moment).

Mots clés



Pour rechercher des balises/mots-clés dans Everything 1.5, incluez les éléments suivants dans votre recherche :

tags:"mon tag"



Pour afficher la colonne des balises :
Cliquez avec le bouton droit sur l'en-tête de la colonne de la liste des résultats et cliquez sur Ajouter des colonnes....
Rechercher des balises
Sélectionnez les balises et cliquez sur OK.

Are you looking to search tags/keywords?

Searching, displaying, sorting by and indexing tags/keywords is in development.

If you would like to try this now, please check out the Everything 1.5 alpha.
Support for English only at the moment.

tags



To search for tags/keywords in Everything 1.5, include the following in your search:

tags:"my tag"



To show the tags column:
Right click the result list column header and click Add columns....
Search for tags
Select tags and click OK.

[demoniak61]

Hello,
Thank you, This is exactly what I want.
Searching by tags

[demoniak61]

I just tried it, it works but it doesn't accept accent marks, it's already a big step!

Thanks a lot

[void]

Tags with accents appear to work here, could you please give an example?

Please make sure Match Diacritics is unchecked under the main Search menu.


For example:
tag:"Mots clés" will match the tag Mots clés
tag:"Mots cles" will match the tag Mots clés
tag:"Mots clés" will match the tag Mots cles
tag:"Mots cles" will match the tag Mots cles



What type of file has the tag with an accent?

[demoniak61]

Here is an example of the result, the word, in French is : "Descriptif détaillé et"

[void]

Thank you demoniak61 for sending me the PDF file.

Everything is not decoding the accents correctly.

This will be fixed in the next alpha update.

I'll make another post here once this is ready for testing.

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1328a fixes an issue with reading text properties from PDF files.

Everything will now read accents and non-ASCII text correctly.

[demoniak61]

Hello,

Is there any way to do a simultaneous search in titles and keywords without having to add the precise tags each time?

Thanks a lot

[void]

To search for files with the "Mots" tag OR the cles tag, search for:
tag:Mots | tag:cles

To search for files with the "Mots" tag AND the cles tag, search for:
tag:Mots tag:cles



-or, with using subexpressions:

To search for files with the "Mots" tag OR the cles tag, search for:
tag:<Mots|cles>

To search for files with the "Mots" tag AND the cles tag, search for:
tag:<Mots cles>

[demoniak61]

Yes, I understand, what I would like is to simply enter a word and have it search simultaneously in the title and the keywords
maybe by having a checkbox in the options (suggestion)

[demoniak61]

precision : search without having to add tags.

[void]

Please try creating a filter to search the filename OR tags:

• In Everything, from the Search menu, click Add to filters....
• Set the Name to:
  Filename or Tag
• Change the Search to:
  #replaceterms:#(:search:#):,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):
• Change the Macro to:
  filenameortag<search>
• Click OK.

Filters can be activated from the Search menu, Filter bar (View -> Filters), right clicking the status bar, filter macro or filter keyboard shortcut.

I assume you are indexing tags.
Otherwise, this will be really slow.

[demoniak61]

Hello,

Thanks, thanks to your advice, it works.

Yes, indeed, I found how to index the tags.

One more question, how to not display the folders but only the files ?

[void]

Please include the following in your search:

file:

[demoniak61]

Hello,

Ok, thanks but how do I add it in my filter?

Replace the search with: #replaceterms:#(:search:#):,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):
Replace the macro with: filenameortag<search>

[void]

Replace the search with: #replaceterms:#(:search:#):,#(:<file:#term:|file:tag:#term:>#):

[demoniak61]

I think I found :

no-folders:#replaceterms:#(:search:#):,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):

Is that good?

PS: what is the difference between no-folder and no-folders?

[void]

no-folders: at the start like that will not work for some complex searches.

no-folders: is the same as no-folder:

[demoniak61]

no-folders: at the beginning like that will not work for some complex searches.

no-folders: is the same as no-folder:

It's strange, no-folder gives me a null result, while no-folders gives results!

Thanks again, I have adopted your solution.

[fred_gaou]

Testing 1.5.0.1371a (x64) currently and can not find a way to make this work.

This search input works

Code: Select all

#replaceterms:#(:test#):,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):

Here is the filter tested :

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#replaceterms:#(:search:#):,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):

But applying through the function via filter doesn’t work :


And the filter return nothing when empty (I don’t know if it’s expected) :


https://justpaste.it/a5qq2 here are my settings. Using Windows 10 22H2.

https://justpaste.it/fr37x here is the troubleshooting information.

[void]

The macro is missing.

Leave the macro blank, but change your filter search to:

#replaceterms:$param:,#(:<#term:|tag:#term:>#):

[fred_gaou]

Awesome ! I would not have guessed this one.