Global Search Help
By default all searches are regex searches (see below for help on writing regex). There are search operators to help customize your search results:
type:string Limit search to only string (sample, email, etc.)
field:string Limit search fields to only string. This is the field name in the database (ex: filename, source.name).
full:string Perform a full text (non-regex) search for string.
regex:string Perform a regex search for string. See below for help on writing regex.
Any strings in the search box which are not associated with a search operator are considered regex search terms.
Regular Expression Help
. Any character except newline.
\. A period (and so on for \*, \(, \\, etc.)
^ The start of the string.
$ The end of the string.
\d,\w,\s A digit, word character [A-Za-z0-9_], or whitespace.
\D,\W,\S Anything except a digit, word character, or whitespace.
[abc] Character a, b, or c.
[a-z] a through z.
[^abc] Any character except a, b, or c.
aa|bb Either aa or bb.
? Zero or one of the preceding element.
* Zero or more of the preceding element.
+ One or more of the preceding element.
{n} Exactly n of the preceding element.
{n,} n or more of the preceding element.
{m,n} Between m and n of the preceding element.
??,*?,+?,
{n}?, etc.
Same as above, but as few as possible.
(expr) Capture expr for use with \1, etc.
(?:expr) Non-capturing group.
(?=expr) Followed by expr.
(?!expr) Not followed by expr.