On 26 Mar 2014, at 9:51, Lucas Garron wrote:
I'll look into the code, but just in case: is there a simple way to
force folder rescans to go all levels every 10 minutes? Compared to
all the other things that go on in a modern OS, a few hundred files
are fast and cheap to index.
The simplest thing would be to change the “index is valid” to always
say “no” without checking anything:
- (BOOL)indexIsValidFromDate:(NSDate *)indexDate
forEntry:(NSDictionary *)theEntry {
return NO;
}
Or just remove that method entirely, since that’s what the default
implementation for `QSObjectSource` does.
But glancing at the code, it looks like it *is* depth-aware. That is, it
should be checking for changes at least down to the scanning depth.
Maybe you could step through and see if it’s failing somewhere.
There’s also a way to watch all changes and update the entry in
real-time, but we’ve never exposed it in the UI. Search the source for
“watchTarget” and proceed at your own risk. :-)
--
Rob McBroom
http://www.skurfer.com/
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