Hi Ken,
On Wed, 2010-03-10 at 16:06 -0500, Ken Schmedding wrote:
> I was attempting to do some searches with an OR operator and could not
> get it to work. By my read of the of the documentation a command such
> as tracker-search -r foo bar I expected to find all hits with either
> search term. I tried many variations and the results confused me. Here
> is an example of my data set and the results:
> foo (should be 11 incidences)
> bar (should be 46 incidences)
> foo AND bar (should be 3 incidences)
> foo OR bar (should be 54 incidences)
>
> tracker-search foo bar yields 3 hits (correct for an AND)
> tracker-search -r foo bar yields 3 hits
> tracker-search -r bar || foo yields 46 hits
> tracker-search -r foo || bar yields 11 hits
>
> I tried many combinations including the --or-operator, brackets and
> such and simply could not get an OR operation to work. Same goes for
> the GUI tracker-search-tool. Am I missing something?
There was a bug that caused the OR operator to be ignored in the query.
This is now fixed in master. The command
tracker-search -r foo bar
should now work as expected.
Jürg
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