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manual:Search_Strings [2017/01/06 18:45]
JMichaelTX Add use of quotes
manual:Search_Strings [2018/05/04 00:11]
peternlewis Added created:, modified:, used:
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 Note that the [[action:​Trigger_Macro_by_Name|Trigger Macro by Name Action]] only searches among active macros. Note that the [[action:​Trigger_Macro_by_Name|Trigger Macro by Name Action]] only searches among active macros.
  
-**Search Qualifiers:​**\\+**Search Qualifiers:​** 
 The qualifier can generally be shorted to its shortest unique name, as shown in the _Short Form_ column. The qualifier can generally be shorted to its shortest unique name, as shown in the _Short Form_ column.
  
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 | hotkey: | h: | Match any macro with specified HotKey\\ Match any macro with any HotKey if no HotKey is specified.\\ Modifier Keys must be one of these: `⌃⌥⇧⌘` | `h:​⌘⌃C`\\ (CMD CTRL C)\\  \\ `h:​`\\ ​ (Matches any HotKey) | | hotkey: | h: | Match any macro with specified HotKey\\ Match any macro with any HotKey if no HotKey is specified.\\ Modifier Keys must be one of these: `⌃⌥⇧⌘` | `h:​⌘⌃C`\\ (CMD CTRL C)\\  \\ `h:​`\\ ​ (Matches any HotKey) |
 | name: | n: | Match any macro that has a name matching the specified string | `n:PDF` | | name: | n: | Match any macro that has a name matching the specified string | `n:PDF` |
 +| created: | cre: | Match any macro that was created less that the specified time ago (v8.2.1+) | `cre:1w` |
 +| modified: | mod: | Match any macro that was modified less that the specified time ago (v8.2.1+) | `mod:1d` |
 +| used: | use: | Match any macro that was created less that the specified time ago (v8.2.1+) | `use:1m` |
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 +For the created:, modified:, used:, the parameter is a number followed by a letter (s for seconds, m for minutes, h for hours, d for days, or w for weeks).
  
 +You can use a negative sign (-) to negate any match (for example, "​-name:​PDF"​).
manual/Search_Strings.txt · Last modified: 2023/10/04 04:08 by peternlewis