6 ms·
I actually want something like this. currently I just use Gnome Evolution for this since it syncs with my corporate EWS automatically. However, one thing I thi
by prussian 7y ago
I actually want something like this. currently I just use Gnome Evolution for this since it syncs with my corporate EWS automatically.
However, one thing I think must be required from such a tool is a full text search engine. The find subcommand appears to only use substrings or regular expressions which can be very limiting when trying to find that note you made about server xyz and some service abc on it. A regex that would sufficiently find that escapes me, if it's even possible.
- swidi 7y agoCan you give me a concrete example? I'd like to implement this capability, but I'm not sure what you're asking.
- em-bee 7y agoa search term or a regexp only matches on a single line. i think what op is asking is the ability to match multiple terms across multiple lines. eg. i want to find all notes that contain the terms "linux" and "webserver" in any order anywhere in the note. it may be possible to write a multiline regexp to do that, but it's not trivial, and this would be a common use case