On 11/04/2013 03:13 AM, Martyn Russell wrote:
BY and LAW would be separate words, "-" is considered a word gap/space.
Ahh. Interesting. So this does work:
$ tracker-search --disable-color -l 1000 "BY LAW"
even though it's not displaying the first use of the string "BY-LAW" as
the example content. Does tracker search typically show the first match
of the search terms as the example text? IOW, should I interpret that
it's not using the first occurence as the example text to mean that it
did not match the first occurence?
But given that - is a word gap/space, maybe tracker-{search,needle}
should replace characters in query that are considered word gap/space so
that the search terms more closely match what would have been indexed?
For numbers, you need to make sure you're indexing numbers. Did you check that after following Ivan's email?
Ahhh. Forgot about numbers. Just enabled that. Thanks!
A reindex is needed after that.
10-4. A digression from this thread but is there any way to limit search results, say to files that are in a specific directory, and/or subdirectory/tree of a specific dir? But back to this thread, maybe an easier way for me to achieve my goal is to see what is in the index for any given file. Is there a way to query the database for that? i.e. "show me all of the words indexed for document file:///foo/bar.pdf" Cheers, b.
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