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which will let the editor introduce other line breaks according to the
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which will let the editor introduce other line breaks according to the
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window width, but will lose some of the original indentation. The
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window width, but will lose some of the original indentation. The
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third option has been available in recent releases and is probably now
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third option has been available in recent releases and is probably now
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the best one: use PRE tags with line wrapping.
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the best one: use PRE tags with line wrapping.
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o Use desktop preferences to choose document editor: if this is checked,
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o Choose editor applicationsr: this opens a dialog which allows you to
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the xdg-open utility will be used to open files when you click the
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select the application to be used to open each MIME type. The default
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Open link in the result list, instead of the application defined in
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is nornally to use the xdg-open utility, but you can override it.
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mimeview. xdg-open will in term use your desktop preferences to choose
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an appropriate application.
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o Exceptions: when using the desktop preferences for opening documents,
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o Exceptions: even wen xdg-open is used by default for opening
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these are MIME types that will still be opened according to Recoll
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documents, you can set exceptions for MIME types that will still be
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preferences. This is useful for passing parameters like page numbers
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opened according to Recoll preferences. This is useful for passing
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or search strings to applications that support them (e.g. evince).
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parameters like page numbers or search strings to applications that
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This cannot be done with xdg-open which only supports passing one
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support them (e.g. evince). This cannot be done with xdg-open which
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parameter.
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only supports passing one parameter.
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o Choose editor applications this will let you choose the command
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o Document filter choice style: this will let you choose if the document
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started by the Open links inside the result list, for specific
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document types.
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o Display category filter as toolbar... this will let you choose if the
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document categories are displayed as a list or a set of buttons.
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categories are displayed as a list or a set of buttons, or a menu.
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o Start with simple search mode: this lets you choose the value of the
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simple search type on program startup. Either a fixed value (e.g.
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Query Language, or the value in use when the program last exited.
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o Auto-start simple search on white space entry: if this is checked, a
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o Auto-start simple search on white space entry: if this is checked, a
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search will be executed each time you enter a space in the simple
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search will be executed each time you enter a space in the simple
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search input field. This lets you look at the result list as you enter
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search input field. This lets you look at the result list as you enter
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new terms. This is off by default, you may like it or not...
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new terms. This is off by default, you may like it or not...
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executed is specified as command line arguments.
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executed is specified as command line arguments.
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recollq is not built by default. You can use the Makefile in the query
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recollq is not built by default. You can use the Makefile in the query
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directory to build it. This is a very simple program, and if you can
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directory to build it. This is a very simple program, and if you can
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program a little c++, you may find it useful to taylor its output format
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program a little c++, you may find it useful to taylor its output format
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to your needs.
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to your needs. Not that recollq is only really useful on systems where the
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Qt libraries (or even the X11 ones) are not available. Otherwise, just use
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recoll -t, which takes the exact same parameters and options which are
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described for recollq
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recollq has a man page (not installed by default, look in the doc/man
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recollq has a man page (not installed by default, look in the doc/man
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directory). The Usage string is as follows:
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directory). The Usage string is as follows:
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recollq: usage:
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recollq: usage:
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filtermaxseconds
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filtermaxseconds
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Maximum handler execution time, after which it is aborted. Some
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Maximum handler execution time, after which it is aborted. Some
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postscript programs just loop...
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postscript programs just loop...
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filtermaxmbytes
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Recoll 1.20.7 and later. Maximum handler memory utilisation. This
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uses setrlimit(RLIMIT_AS) on most systems (total virtual memory
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space size limit). Some programs may start with 500 MBytes of
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mapped shared libraries, so take this into account when choosing a
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value. The default is a liberal 2000MB.
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filtersdir
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filtersdir
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A directory to search for the external input handler scripts used
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A directory to search for the external input handler scripts used
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to index some types of files. The value should not be changed,
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to index some types of files. The value should not be changed,
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except if you want to modify one of the default scripts. The value
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except if you want to modify one of the default scripts. The value
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