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// code
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// code
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static const string keyurl; // url
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static const string keyurl; // url
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// childurl. This is set when working with the parent of the result, to hold
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// childurl. This is set when working with the parent of the result, to hold
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// the child of interest url, typically to highlight a directory entry
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// the child of interest url, typically to highlight a directory entry
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static const string keychildurl;
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static const string keychildurl;
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// file name. This is set for filesystem-level containers or
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// documents, and not inherited by subdocuments (which can get a
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// keyfn anyway from, e.g, an attachment filename value). Subdocs
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// used to inherit the file name, but this was undesirable (you
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// usually don't want to see all subdocs when searching for the
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// file name). Instead the container file name is now set in the
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// document record but not indexed (see next entry).
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static const string keyfn; // file name
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static const string keyfn;
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// Container file name. This is set for all subdocuments of a
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// given top level container. It is not indexed by default but
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// stored in the document record keyfn field if this is still
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// empty when we create it, for display purposes.
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static const string keytcfn;
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static const string keyipt; // ipath
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static const string keyipt; // ipath
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static const string keytp; // mime type
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static const string keytp; // mime type
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static const string keyfmt; // file mtime
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static const string keyfmt; // file mtime
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static const string keydmt; // document mtime
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static const string keydmt; // document mtime
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static const string keymt; // mtime dmtime if set else fmtime
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static const string keymt; // mtime dmtime if set else fmtime
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