just noting that
path-part: does not accept forward slashes (/)
path-part:c:/tmp
path-part:c:\tmp
and while we're here...
path-part: does not (necessarily) need the colon (:) if a volume is given
path-part:c\tmp
path-part:
or is that because of basename, so the 'c' is not treated (particularly) as a volume (though it may be)
but, if basename, isn't basename of c:\tmp, 'tmp'?
oh, but is says, "(without the basename)"
- so just what does that mean?
is that then c:\?
if basename = tmp, without tmp is c:\
but the highlight shows it is searching for c:\tmp ?
path-part: does not accept forward slashes (/)
Re: path-part: does not accept forward slashes (/)
I have put on my TODO list to support forward slashes for path-part: (and other filename search functions)path-part: does not accept forward slashes (/)
Thank you for the suggestion.
The colon is required if you have ignore punctuation in filenames disabled (Search -> Ignore Punctuation)path-part: does not (necessarily) need the colon (:) if a volume is given
path-part:c\tmp
will also match:
d:\some-folder-loc\tmp
I assume you have ignore punctuation enabled.
path-part:c\tmp will match c:\tmp
path-part:ctmp will match c:\tmp