Linux command
mate-search-tool 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Example
mate-search-tool --named=[string] --path=[path/to/directory]
Example
mate-search-tool --start --named=[string] --path=[path/to/directory]
Example
mate-search-tool --start --regex=[string] --path=[path/to/directory]
Example
mate-search-tool --start --named=[string] --path=[path/to/directory] --sortby=[name|folder|size|type|date]
Example
mate-search-tool --start --named=[string] --path=[path/to/directory] --descending
Example
mate-search-tool --start --user=[value] --path=[path/to/directory]
说明
mate-search-tool is a graphical file search utility for the MATE desktop environment. It provides an easy-to-use interface for locating files based on name patterns, content, ownership, modification time, and other criteria. The tool can search recursively through directories and supports both simple wildcard matching and full regular expressions. Results are displayed in a sortable list with file details. Command-line options allow pre-configuring search parameters, useful for creating desktop shortcuts or scripts that launch specific searches.
参数
- --named _string_
- Search for files containing string in their name
- --regex _pattern_
- Search for files matching the regular expression
- --path _directory_
- Directory to search in
- --start
- Begin search immediately without confirmation
- --sortby _field_
- Sort results by: name, folder, size, type, or date
- --descending
- Sort in descending order
- --user _name_
- Search for files owned by specified user
- --group _name_
- Search for files owned by specified group
FAQ
What is the mate-search-tool command used for?
mate-search-tool is a graphical file search utility for the MATE desktop environment. It provides an easy-to-use interface for locating files based on name patterns, content, ownership, modification time, and other criteria. The tool can search recursively through directories and supports both simple wildcard matching and full regular expressions. Results are displayed in a sortable list with file details. Command-line options allow pre-configuring search parameters, useful for creating desktop shortcuts or scripts that launch specific searches.
How do I run a basic mate-search-tool example?
Run `mate-search-tool --named=[string] --path=[path/to/directory]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --named _string_ do in mate-search-tool?
Search for files containing string in their name