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Re: NSPredicate: To be, or not to be
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Re: NSPredicate: To be, or not to be


  • Subject: Re: NSPredicate: To be, or not to be
  • From: "Gerriet M. Denkmann" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 16:23:25 +0700


On 3 Jun 2008, at 15:33, Hamish Allan wrote:

On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 1:37 AM, Gerriet M. Denkmann
<email@hidden> wrote:

This one also works for me. Only it kind of works too well, finding
thousands of files.

Another example: <kMDItemTextContent LIKE "Briggel Braggel"> finds
".../Test.txt" which only contains the line: "Briggel and Braggel" .
But I really want only files which contain "Briggel Braggel" or "the Briggel
Braggel of today".

Are you using Tiger?
Yes, I am.

Spotlight indexes on words in Tiger; phrase
indexing began in Leopard -- the phrase must be enclosed within
quotation marks, IIRC (i.e. @"%K LIKE \"%@\"")

string = <Briggel Braggel> (without the "<>") predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like %@"; predicate = <kMDItemTextContent LIKE "Briggel Braggel"> finds "Briggel and Braggel". Bad

string = <"Briggel Braggel"> (Note:  " part of string)
predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like %@";
predicate = <kMDItemTextContent LIKE "\"Briggel Braggel\"">
also finds "Briggel and Braggel". Bad

string = anything
predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like \"%@\""; or:
predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like \'%@\'"; or:
predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like '%@'";
predicate = <kMDItemTextContent LIKE "%@">
finds nothing. Also not good. (There are lots of files containing %@ though).


string = <'Briggel Braggel'> (Note:  ' part of string)
predicateFormatContent = @"kMDItemTextContent like %@";
predicate = <kMDItemTextContent LIKE "'Briggel Braggel'">
finds nothing. Still bad.

Now I do not have any more ideas.
Anyone else? Finding a string containing blanks on Tiger?

Kind regards,

Gerriet.

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