2007/2/5, Andreas Eckstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote: > Wow this sounds incredibly cool. Perhaps I should do a gnome-vfs > frontend (being a gnomer myself)... Then people could search from > Nautilus without actually recompiling it with tracker support... This would be cool, yes. But before you start, maybe we should agree on a common find:/ syntax and functionality to guarantee uniform user experience. I was thinking about adding sub-scheme support sometime to take advantage of tracker's categorisation, like this: find:video:/my+birthday and explicit wildcard support to filter filenames: find:/report+physics/photon*.pdf and perhaps to define query string to allow for more fine-grained search options: find:/report+physics/photon*.pdf?before=20061203&after=20061109 What do you think? Maybe even a small find-uri library would be in order...
Hehe, I'm involved in a big search standardisation effort already, see http://wiki.freedesktop.org/wiki/WasabiAbout :-D Wasabi releases a public api+spec proposal tomorrow, so if you are interested, you arrive at the right time :-) In due time (when everybody implements Wasabi interfaces) I think using the wasabi user search language ( http://wiki.freedesktop.org/wiki/WasabiUserSearchLanguage) an uri like find://<wasabi user search> would be the correct approach even though the query is unlikely to classify as a valid uri. Cheers, Mikkel
> Just one plea, any screenshots? It might not seem like much, but I can > tell you that it is :-) Perhaps even a screencast to show of the > ridicolously fast Tracker 0.5.4? Screenshots are up, before looking into that screencast thing I should polish up my code a bit so the impression is not that of a ridiculously slow front end ;) > Cheers, > Mikkel Bye Andreas
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