On Mon, 2013-11-04 at 13:51 +0000, Martyn Russell wrote:
Yep. Something like this does that job:
$ tracker-sparql -q "select nie:url(?p) nie:url(?f) where { ?f a
nfo:FileDataObject ; nfo:belongsToContainer ?p ; fts:match 'BY OR LAW'.
FILTER(fn:starts-with(nie:url(?p),'file:///home/user/Documents')) }
ORDER BY ASC nie:url(?p) LIMIT 5"
Yeah, that's pretty sweet. Would be nice to add the ability to search in an "nfo:belongsToContainer" to the tracker-search/needle search syntax. Maybe something along the lines of google's "site:" but "location:" instead perhaps. Adding google's generalized +/- syntax would be sweet too.
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"
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For plain text content, you will need to use: $ tracker-info -c $URN
Very nice! Cheers, b.
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