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 "digiKam, documentation, user manual, photo management, open source, free, "
 "learn, easy, advanced, search"
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:14
 msgid "Search View"
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 "We talked about quite a few views already and their searching capabilities, "
 "which are all kind of specialized. The Search View now offers a more "
 "versatile and general way of searching. There are two different approaches."
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:22
 msgid "The digiKam Simple Search Tool"
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 "In the field right below you can enter a title and save your selection. It "
 "will then appear in the **Searches** list field below. But the best is still "
 "to come: the Timeline View offers a search for a search! If you have a lot "
 "more searches saved than my ridiculous four in the screenshot the adaptive "
 "search field at the bottom may help to find a certain search."
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 msgid "The Quick Search"
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:29
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 "Quick Search is the adaptive search box at the top of the search dialog "
 "(Left Sidebar) and provides you with a simple means to search the digiKam "
 "database with a single query. You can enter any arguments in the **Search** "
 "text field and it will be used to determine the results. For instance, you "
 "can enter the string \"birthday\" to search the complete database for "
 "occurrences of the word \"birthday\" in all metadata text fields, or \"05."
 "webp\" to search for a specific image file name \"05.webp\" (no escaping as "
 "in reg-expressions needed)."
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 msgid "Search Properties:"
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 msgid "Searches are case insensitive."
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 msgid "Blank separated search terms are boolean AND combinations."
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 msgid "Special characters are literal and not interpreted ( . * ? / etc.)."
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 "Include all elements of the database: names, rating, keywords, tags, albums, "
 "collections, dates (and more in the future)."
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 "You can save your searches as a live folder that always filters for what you "
 "entered as search criteria. Just type a name for the search into the **Save "
 "Current Search** field and click the **Save** button to the right of it. "
 "When saved, the filter will appear in the **Searches** list. By clicking the "
 "title bar of this list you can invert the sorting order. Once you select one "
 "of your saved searches, the search result will be presented in the Image "
 "Area immediately and the **Save Current Search** field will convert into a "
 "**Edit Stored Search** field where you can edit your search criteria. The "
 "name of the saved search will be used to label the search result in the "
 "Image Area."
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 "If you want to delete or rename a saved search from the list, click with the "
 "right mouse button on it and select from the context menu."
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 msgid "The Advanced Search Tool"
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 "Advanced Search tool provides an extended search form which can be used to "
 "search in specific fields of the digiKam database in a more sophisticated "
 "way. Click the **New Advanced Search...** button and it will come up like "
 "this:"
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 msgid "The digiKam Advanced Search Tool"
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:58
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 "The field labeled **Find items that have associated all these words:** is "
 "just a duplicate of the Quick Search field."
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 "Click on one of the blue categories and there will fold out an area with all "
 "the fields you can search for in that very category. Depending on the kind "
 "of data each field contains different input fields for your search, "
 "sometimes more than one type for the same field. Simplest are selection "
 "buttons, e.g. for colors. Then you have plain fields of the “The field "
 "content contains type\", drop down lists and checkboxes. Many fields have "
 "two input fields allowing you to define a range, e.g. **Find items with a "
 "width between**. And often you find a link type thing called \"Any\" which "
 "opens a drop down field with checkboxes for the possible contents of that "
 "field."
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:68
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 "Thanks to the labeling of the search fields they are pretty much self "
 "explaining. What we have to talk about is how they work together if you fill "
 "in or select more than one. On the right side of the header (blue area at "
 "the top) you find a little link **Options**. If you click on that one the "
 "header will change and you see four options."
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 "**Meet All of the following conditions** means that your different search "
 "parameters will be connected by boolean AND for the search. Example: if you "
 "selected Album name “Holidays” and color “red” the search will find all "
 "pictures labeled with “red” out of the Album “Holidays”."
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 "**Meet Any of the following conditions** means that your different search "
 "parameters will be connected by boolean OR for the search. Example: if you "
 "selected Album name “Holidays” and color “red” the search will find the "
 "content of the Album “Holidays” and all pictures labeled with “red” out of "
 "your whole collection."
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 "**None of these conditions are met** means that your different search "
 "parameters will be connected by boolean NAND for the search. Again our "
 "example: if you selected Album name “Holidays” and color “red” the search "
 "will find all pictures of your collection except those labeled with “red” "
 "and except those out of the Album “Holidays”."
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:76
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 "**At least one of these conditions is not met** means that your different "
 "search parameters will be connected by boolean NOR for the search. One more "
 "example: if you selected Album name “Holidays” and color “red” the search "
 "will find all pictures of your collection except those labeled with “red” "
 "out of the Album “Holidays”."
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 "Complicated? No, good! Because the real stuff is yet to come. Have a look at "
 "the footer of the Advanced Search Tool. Here you find **+ Add Search "
 "Group**. If you hit this button another list with the same categories of "
 "search fields will open below the first one (scroll down in case you don't "
 "see it right away) separated by a blue header showing the same options we "
 "were just talking about. On top of them you see an underlined OR meaning "
 "that this list is connected to the first one by boolean OR. You can change "
 "that to AND by clicking on it."
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 "To explain how it works let's make another example based on one of those we "
 "had already. I want to use the second one. That means: in the first group "
 "you checked **Meet Any of the following conditions** and you selected Album "
 "name “Holidays” and color “red”. As we said already this will produce all "
 "pictures labeled with “red” out of your whole collection and the content of "
 "the Album “Holidays”. Now let's assume for some reason you want to exclude "
 "all rejected files and all files with a rating lower than three stars."
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 "So you open a second group, click on the underlined OR in the header in "
 "order to change it to AND, select **None of these conditions are met**, fold "
 "out the **Picture Properties**, check under **Labels** the red flag "
 "(rejected) and select under **Rating** no star (five white stars) in the "
 "first field and two stars in the second field. Note that there is a "
 "difference between **No star** and **No Rating assigned**! If you want to "
 "exclude the pictures without any rating as well you got to open another "
 "Search Group, click on the underlined OR in the header in order to change it "
 "to AND, select **None of these conditions are met** and select **No Rating "
 "assigned** in the **Picture Properties** category."
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 "Which brings us to the fact that you can open as many additional Search "
 "Groups as you need to formulate your query. But since the purpose of this "
 "handbook is not to open a competition in creating the most sophisticated "
 "queries I leave it to you to figure out how far you have to go or can go in "
 "this respect and rather finish this section with a few hints about the other "
 "buttons in the Advanced Search Tool."
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 #: ../../main_window/search_view.rst:86
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 "Beside the **+ Add Search Group** button you see Reset. This removes all "
 "additional Search Groups and clears all the fields in the remaining one. "
 "It's a good policy to use this button before starting to create a new "
 "search, in particular when you leave the Advanced Search Tool with the "
 "intention to use the Quick Search for your next query, because otherwise the "
 "search criteria remain active even if you don't see them and screw up your "
 "new search. Try carries out the search but leaves the Advanced Search Tool "
 "window open, OK does the same but closes the window. **Remove Group** in the "
 "header of the additional Search Groups doesn't need an explanation."
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