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What is the correct grammar of "filelist"?
What is the correct grammar of "filelist"?
I want to search 3 files at one via "filelist:Alice|Bob|Chocolate", But I can only search the Non-First items out. What is the correct grammar of "filelist"?
Please find the demos in the pictures.
Please find the demos in the pictures.
Re: What is the correct grammar of "filelist"?
filelist: syntax:
filelist:"filename1.txt|filename2.txt|filename3.txt"
filelist:"c:\temp\filename1.txt|c:\temp\filename2.txt|c:\temp\filename3.txt"
Notes:
The whole filename is matched.
If the filename includes a path separator (\) or (/), the whole path and filename is matched.
Use double quotes to escape the | separator. ( | is treated as the OR operator without the double quotes)
Please try the following search:
path:temp\ filelist:"Alice.txt|Bob.txt|Chocolate.txt"
filelist:"filename1.txt|filename2.txt|filename3.txt"
filelist:"c:\temp\filename1.txt|c:\temp\filename2.txt|c:\temp\filename3.txt"
Notes:
The whole filename is matched.
If the filename includes a path separator (\) or (/), the whole path and filename is matched.
Use double quotes to escape the | separator. ( | is treated as the OR operator without the double quotes)
Please try the following search:
path:temp\ filelist:"Alice.txt|Bob.txt|Chocolate.txt"
Re: What is the correct grammar of "filelist"?
(Since this wasn't clear to me...)
Note in the screenshot, that ".txt" is not highlighted, so what is being found are strings of text rather then the 'whole filename', which is what filelist: is looking for.
Also note the, "(without the double quotes | is treated as the OR operator)", & that is why in the second screenshot that bob & chocolate turn up (& not alice).
The search said to look for 'filelist:alice' (which does not exist - as it is "alice.txt") OR bob or chocolate - which do exist, but as written, are not included as part of the filelist: list (even if it might appear that they are).
Note in the screenshot, that ".txt" is not highlighted, so what is being found are strings of text rather then the 'whole filename', which is what filelist: is looking for.
Also note the, "(without the double quotes | is treated as the OR operator)", & that is why in the second screenshot that bob & chocolate turn up (& not alice).
The search said to look for 'filelist:alice' (which does not exist - as it is "alice.txt") OR bob or chocolate - which do exist, but as written, are not included as part of the filelist: list (even if it might appear that they are).