[solved]drive letter queries seem broken

[win32]

Seems there is some query parsing bug because queries like "d: restOfquery" seem to ignore the "d:" part.
I have path matching enabled.
In past this worked fine, unless I changed sth I am not aware of, I think it's a bug.

1396a build

[therube]

"d: restOfquery"

Literally in quotes? If so, remove them.

Match Path should not matter.
(Only difference is it would turn up hits in the Path itself, where otherwise it would not.)

A search for

Everything.exe

gives 123 results.
A search for

Everything.exe C:

gives 82 results.

[void]

-It could be a filter rewriting your search..?
What is your active filter?
and what is this filter's search? (Search -> Organize Filters -> Select active filter -> Edit... -> Search)

[win32]

it's without quotes, but I tested on clean configuration works as it should, so it's in my config.
I checked the debug:

Code: Select all

2025-07-09 21:06:43.344: COMMAND 41166
2025-07-09 21:06:43.594: search 'f:\' filter '' sort 5 ascending 0
2025-07-09 21:06:43.594: expanded: LEN($name:)%3\
2025-07-09 21:06:43.595: FOLDER TERM START 000000001d627388 M 00000000003ee4c0 N 00000000003ee270
2025-07-09 21:06:43.595: 000000001d627388 00018400 M 00000000003ee270 N 0000000011eeac78 OP 465 
2025-07-09 21:06:43.595: 0000000011eeac78 20e01104 M 00000000003ee4c0 N 00000000003ee270 OP 551 LEN($name:)%3\
2025-07-09 21:06:43.596: FILE TERM START 000000001d627388 M 00000000003ee4c0 N 00000000003ee270
2025-07-09 21:06:43.596: 000000001d627388 00018400 M 00000000003ee270 N 0000000011eeac78 OP 465 
2025-07-09 21:06:43.597: 0000000011eeac78 20e01104 M 00000000003ee4c0 N 00000000003ee270 OP 551 LEN($name:)%3\
2025-07-09 21:06:43.597: use old result arrays
2025-07-09 21:06:43.854: found 421460 files with 2 threads in 0.256956 seconds
2025-07-09 21:06:43.914: found 106438 folders with 2 threads in 0.059654 seconds
2025-07-09 21:06:43.917: SET SORT 5
2025-07-09 21:06:43.918: set sort 5 ascending 0 is valid 1 case 0
2025-07-09 21:06:43.919: already sorted

the 3rd line with "expanded" seems shouldnt be there.
Filter is the plain default, "Everything".
I have no "f:" macro (f: is the drive letter)
Any quick ideas?

[win32]

Ok somehow my macros.csv had been edited.
this macro was not listed on named bookmarks/filters(hence I couldnt see it above), and my only macros were shortcuts for filters.

I probably edited it via search edit line, playing with column format syntax, dont know, I have no recollection of ever playing with macros!

Thank you all!