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| author | fox <[email protected]> | 2019-02-26 05:09:27 +0000 |
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| committer | fox <[email protected]> | 2019-02-26 05:09:27 +0000 |
| commit | 22242d128299c93a6abc71a6718fe13c9018bcbe (patch) | |
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diff --git a/SearchSyntax.md b/SearchSyntax.md index 00493a3..f5b4093 100644 --- a/SearchSyntax.md +++ b/SearchSyntax.md @@ -2,11 +2,11 @@ Note: this page requires you run at least 1.5.3 with SPHINX_SEARCH option in con Search query consists of several keywords. Keyword starting with "-" is considered a negative match. Several special keywords are available:
-* @{date} - match by date. For example, @yesterday or @2011-11-03. Please note that due to incomplete implementation, special date keywords like yesterday might not match all articles if user timezone is different from tt-rss internal timezone (UTC).
-* pub:{true,false} - match only published or unpublished articles
-* star:{true, false} - same, starred articles
-* unread:{true, false} - self explanatory (requires trunk as of 05.03.2015)
-* note:{true, false, sometext} - same, for articles having an attached note or matching the specified text
-* title:, author: - self explanatory
+* ``@{date}`` - match by date. For example, @yesterday or @2011-11-03. Please note that due to incomplete implementation, special date keywords like yesterday might not match all articles if user timezone is different from tt-rss internal timezone (UTC).
+* ``pub:{true,false}`` - match only published or unpublished articles
+* ``star:{true, false}`` - same, starred articles
+* ``unread:{true, false}`` - self explanatory (requires trunk as of 05.03.2015)
+* ``note:{true, false, sometext}`` - same, for articles having an attached note or matching the specified text
+* ``title:``, ``author:`` - self explanatory
Pointless as it may be, you can combine the negative prefix with the special keywords: -star:true would essentially mean star:false.
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