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| - | ====== Search Strings | + | ====== Search Strings ====== |
| - | The below Search Strings are filters | + | Search Strings are filters |
| - | - [[Windows# | + | - The [[Windows# |
| - | - [[Windows# | + | - A Smart Group. |
| - | - [[action: | + | - A [[action: |
| + | Keyboard Maestro will search for the text you type, and all of the below qualifiers that you specify, for matches in your list of macros. | ||
| - | Keyboard Maestro will search for the text you type, and all of the below qualifiers that you specify, for matches in the macro name, or action name, in your list of macros. | + | In the editor, matching actions |
| - | Note that the [[action: | + | {{ search-matched-action.png? |
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| + | Note that the [[action: | ||
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| + | **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. | ||
| ^ Qualifier ^ Short form ^ Definition ^ Example ^ | ^ Qualifier ^ Short form ^ Definition ^ Example ^ | ||
| - | | all: | al: | match everything | (this is useful since the empty search string matches nothing) | | + | | all: | al: | Match everything | `all: |
| - | | group: | gr: | match any macro within the named macro group | (eg group:" | + | | word: | w: | Match that must be at a word boundary \\ (Use quotes if Word contains spaces) | `word:amp` \\ (Matches “Turn on amp” and not “example”) | |
| - | | global: | gl: | match any macro within any macro group that is globally active | (aka universal:) | | + | | group: | gr: | Match any macro within the named macro group\\ |
| - | | application | ap: | match any macro within any macro group that is specific to (or excluded from) the specified application | (eg application:Finder) | | + | | name: | n: | Match any macro that has a name matching the specified string | `n: |
| - | | enabled: | e: | match any macro that is enabled | (not necessarily active) | | + | | global: | gl: | Match any macro within any macro group that is globally active | `global: |
| - | | disabled: | d: | match any macro that is disabled | + | | application | app: | Match any macro that is specific to (or excluded from) the specified application | `app:Finder` | |
| - | | trigger: | t: | match any macro within any macro group that has a trigger matching the specified string | (eg trigger:typed) | | + | | enabled: | e: | Match any macro that is enabled | `e: |
| - | | hotkey: | h: | match any macro within | + | | deprecated: | dep: | Match anything |
| - | | name: | n: | match any macro within | + | | trigger: | t: | Match any macro that has a trigger matching the specified string | `t: |
| + | | action: | act: | Match an action with the specified action ID | `action: | ||
| + | | 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: `⌃⌥⇧⌘` | ||
| + | | created: | cre: | Match any macro that was created less that the specified time ago | `cre:1w` | | ||
| + | | modified: | mod: | Match any macro that was modified less that the specified time ago | `mod:1d` | | ||
| + | | used: | use: | Match any macro that was used less that the specified time ago | `use:1m` | | ||
| + | | size: | siz: | Match any macro that has a storage size more than the specified | ||
| + | | note: | not: | Match any action that contains the text in a Note | `note: | ||
| + | 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, " | ||
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