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PROGRAM:
NAME
mdfind - search files matching a query in GWMetadata's database
SYNOPSIS
mdfind [options] query
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the mdfind command.
mdfind is a tool to search for files matching a given query. It is part of GWMetadata, a
desktop search and indexing system for GNUstep.
OPTIONS
-onlyin 'directory'
limits the search to “directory”
-s reports also the score for each found path
-c reports only the count of each found path
-a [attribute]
if “attribute” is supplied, prints the attribute description, otherwise prints the
attributes list
-h prints a help message and exits
The query has the format: attribute operator value, where “attribute” is one of the
attributes used by the mdextractor(1) tool when indexing (type mdfind -a for the
attributes list), and “operator” is one of the following:
== equal
!= not equal
< less than (only for numeric values and dates)
<= less than or equal (only for numeric values and dates)
> greater than (only for numeric values and dates)
>= greather than or equal (only for numeric values and dates)
Value comparison modifiers for string values:
Appending the ‘c’ character to the search value ("value"c) makes the query case
insensitive.
The ‘*’ wildcard can be used to match substrings anywhere in the search value.
Combining queries:
Queries can be combined using the ‘&&’ for AND, ‘||’ for OR and parentheses to
define nesting criteria.
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