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@ -174,12 +174,12 @@ may be good enough, and easier to type.
** Anchors in regular expressions
Since the underlying Xapian database does not support regular expressions (it
Since the underlying Xapian database does /not/ support regular expressions (it
does support wildcards), *mu* implements the regular-expression search by matching
the user's regular expression against all "terms" (words or phrases) that in the
database for a given field.
That implementation detail explain why "anchored" regular expressions (with *^*
That implementation detail explains why "anchored" regular expressions (with *^*
and *$* to mark begin/end, respectively) can get unexpected results.
Suppose you want to match all messages that start with "pie", and you search
@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ full table with all details, including single-char shortcuts, try the command:
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| priority | prio | p | boolean | yes | yes | prio:high | Priority |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| references | ref | r | boolean | yes | yes | | References to related messages |
| references | ref | r | boolean | yes | yes | ref:E1rQJDx123@example.com | References to related messages |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| size | | z | range | yes | yes | size:1M..5M | Message size in bytes |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
@ -238,10 +238,12 @@ full table with all details, including single-char shortcuts, try the command:
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| tags | tag | x | boolean | yes | yes | tag:projectx | Message tags |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| thread | | w | boolean | yes | no | | Thread a message belongs to |
| thread | | w | boolean | yes | no | thread:abcde789@example.com | Thread a message belongs to |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| to | | t | phrase | yes | yes | to:flimflam@example.com | Message recipient |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| labels | label | q | boolean | yes | yes | label:projectx | Message label(s) |
+------------+-----------+-------+---------+-------+------+-------------------------------+----------------------------------+
#+end_example
There are also *combination fields* which allow you to search for multiple related