Search

Search Syntax

　　Search keywords are search criteria separated by commas (,). Only files that meet all the criteria are listed in search results. Keywords are highlighted in the file names.

　　Italics in the following information are keyword examples, which are described in the next lines:

Search by file name

Example: earth

The files whose names contain the character string "earth" are found.

Example: do*it

The files whose names contain the characters "do" + any character string + "it" are found. The asterisk (*) indicates any character string, and the question mark (?) indicates any single character.

Example: movie|music

The files whose names contain the character string "movie" or "music"are found. A file whose name contains either of the character string separated by the vertical bar (|) is found.

Search by path

Example: /file

The files whose paths contain the character string "file" are found. The slash (/) in the example can be replaced with the backslash (\), and the character string "file" can be prefixed or suffixed with the slash or backslash.

Search by file size

Example: >5m

The files whose sizes are larger than 5 MB are found. A decimal can be set as the search criterion. The supported units are K, M, G, E, or B (default), KB, MB, GB, and EB, which are case insensitive.

Search by modification date

Example: :3d

The files that were modified in the past three days are found. A decimal can be set as the search criterion. The supported units are H (hour), D (day, which is the default value), W (week), M (month), or Y (year), which are case insensitive.

Search by file type

Example: mt:audio

The files whose MIME types contain the characters "audio" are found. Alternatively, you can click the Category tab to implement the same function. Generally, the characters "video", "audio", "image", and "text" are respectively used to search for the video files, music files, image files, and text files of the known formats.

Search by regular expression

Example: re:\d{5}

The files whose names contain five continuous digits are found. If no regular expression is set in the preference, the expression following re: is used as the regular expression temporarily. This search rule can be used together with the rules of search by file name, file path, and file type.

Search by filtering

Example: !/file

The files whose paths do not contain the character string "file" are found. The files that do not meet the criterion behind the exclamation mark (!) are found. This search rule can be used together with the preceding search rules.