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Originally Posted by mikhail_fil
I have a huge library of books and research papers (14k)
Lets say i do a following search:
"Hebbian Learning" "Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)" "Short-Term Potentiation (STP)" "Dopamine Hypothesis" "Split-Brain Theory" "Information Integration Theory" "Free Energy Principle" "Neural Correlates of Consciousness (NCC)" "Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM)" "Neural Darwinism" "Theory of Mind"
How can I "tell" which keywords were found where? Is there a temporary way to see which is found in which books metadata? Is there a way to then apply permanent "highlight" to that books Comment? or Tag it?
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I assume the search terms would be ORd.
Rather than modifying Comments for the books that satisfy the search criteria, I would probably Mark the books, and add the search-expression to a custom long text column via :
But that doesn't answer your primary question: "In which metadata columns were the search terms found?" - I'm not aware of any way of getting that - other than eyeballing the Book Details panel. And, I suspect the search of a book's metadata would cease when a positive result is found - e.g. if "Hebbian Learning" appeared in a book's title the search would stop for that book.
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Originally Posted by mikhail_fil
for full text search, i've been using Adobe Acrobat Catalog, but it would be great if this could be done in Calibre.
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I'm not familiar with that tool, the Drop Search Results plugin can use a results list from other search tools (Windows Search, File Locator, Agent Ransack, X1, Everything and others) to Mark books in a calibre library.
And, there's another plugin that might be relevant - Multi-column Search.
BR