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Old 05-10-2015, 12:40 PM   #9
chaley
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
It is worth noting that CC's search string syntax is very close to but not the same as calibre's. The biggest difference is the placement of the leading " in match specifications. In calibre it looks like category:="value"; the leading quote is after the equals sign. In CC it looks like category:"=value"; the leading quote is before the equals sign.
I wasn't quite accurate here. Calibre's tag browser generates searches with the same syntax that CC uses, category:"=value". Calibre also accepts category:="value", which CC does not. As such, calibre searches that use the first syntax should work without change in CC (I hope), as long as CC supports the expression kind. Example: CC does not support the count operator such as tags:#>2.
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