Feature Request Navigate via Main Window List

[BernardIE5317]

Thank You for Everything i wish to search for a particular file . i only know it is located in a sub-directory of a known parent . i assumed i could navigate to the parent by clicking upon directories as presented by Everything in the main window and search from there . however i could find no means to do so w/o typing in the full path to the parent which is a nuisance as 1st i am not certain of the full path and 2nd typing a long path is tedious and error prone . incidentally "Open" and "Open Path" seem to behave identically Kindly Advise Thank You Kindly

[therube]

If you are looking for a file named "red cat" & you know it is
within the /TMP/ directory
& within the /BRC/ directory within /TMP/...

So I've start with 4000 files found, reduced that to 24 files found, & then to the 1 file I'm looking for - by filtering.
Any number of ways to go about that. Full paths are not needed so long as there is something sufficiently unique - enough, to get you what you want.

In my example, red cat /BR, is sufficient to find what I need.
Again, that all depends...
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Everything red cat Filtered to what i need.png (52.4 KiB) Viewed 3067 times

[BernardIE5317]

Thank You for your Kind assistance i attempted duplication of example . result is shown in GIF . it seems to have failed . e.g. search attempt is for file "main.cpp" in parent "IOWIU" . as you can see i utilized your notation i.e. _file_name_ _space_ _forward_slash_ _directory_name_ but w/o a successful search/find

[NotNull]

Everything 1.5 introduces a Folders Sidebar, which might be helpful for you.

[NotNull]

Thank You for your Kind assistance i attempted duplication of example . result is shown in GIF . it seems to have failed . e.g. search attempt is for file "main.cpp" in parent "IOWIU" . as you can see i utilized your notation i.e. _file_name_ _space_ _forward_slash_ _directory_name_ but w/o a successful search/find

Is Replace forward slashes with backslashes enabled in your Everything?
(under menu:Tools => Options => General => Search)

[BernardIE5317]

Thank You . enabling forward slashes per your Kind assistance did the trick . Thank You again

[therube]

Eh, yeah, I see I tripped him up on that.
Obviously not set that way on his end.

So in that case, you'll want to use a backslash, \, \io.


(While the whole world, or at least me, use /, can't imagine why anyone would use anything else .)

[Raindrops]

Are you Linux user?

[Raindrops]

@BernardIE5317

If you already know the path, and are ready to navigate there using the Folder tree panel, then finding your target file/subfolder is very easy:

Just press CTRL+F, which starts the Quick finder.
Enter the desired text here.
All matching entries will be highlighted in the Results panel.
You also have the choice to match case, match diacritics and match whole words.

The toolbar contains buttons to jump to the next/previous match.

[BernardIE5317]

Thanks You However Ctrl + F has no effect . i am on Version 1.4.1.1022 (x64) is "Quick Finder" a 1.5 feature . -Kind Regards . i also searched the Help site for "Quick" found nothing

[Raindrops]

oops!

I assumed that you are using the 1.5 alpha.
Yes, this feature is not available in 1.4

[void]

findbar is a new Everything 1.5 feature.