lib/sexp: provide relative lastmod queries

[notmuch] / doc / man7 / notmuch-sexp-queries.rst

diff --git a/doc/man7/notmuch-sexp-queries.rst b/doc/man7/notmuch-sexp-queries.rst
index a20943c657fa9921bef1098617aac1992ff99381..422154c7a3303cc5987b4fe3af3691d3c77371a1 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/man7/notmuch-sexp-queries.rst
+++ b/doc/man7/notmuch-sexp-queries.rst
@@ -119,6 +119,15 @@ a message has one such attribute, and ``and`` otherwise.
 Term or phrase fields can contain arbitrarily complex queries made up
 from terms, operators, and modifiers, but not other fields.
 
 Term or phrase fields can contain arbitrarily complex queries made up
 from terms, operators, and modifiers, but not other fields.
 

+Range fields take one or two arguments specifying lower and upper
+bounds.  One argument is interpreted as identical upper and lower
+bounds. Either upper or lower bound may be specified as ``""`` or
+``*`` to specify the lowest possible lower bound or highest possible
+upper bound.
+
+``lastmod`` ranges support negative arguments, interpreted relative to
+the most recent database revision (see :option:`count --lastmod`).
+

 .. _field-table:
 
 .. table:: Fields with supported modifiers
 .. _field-table:
 
 .. table:: Fields with supported modifiers


@@ -221,7 +230,7 @@ EXAMPLES
 
 ``(not Bob Marley)``
 
 
 ``(not Bob Marley)``
 

-    Match messages containing neither "Bob" nor "Marley", nor their stems,
+    Match messages containing neither "Bob" nor "Marley", nor their stems.

 
 ``"quick fox"`` ``quick-fox`` ``quick@fox``
 
 
 ``"quick fox"`` ``quick-fox`` ``quick@fox``
 


@@ -230,16 +239,28 @@ EXAMPLES
 
 ``(folder (of (id 1234@invalid)))``
 
 
 ``(folder (of (id 1234@invalid)))``
 

-    Match any message in the same folder as the one with Message-Id "1234\@invalid"
+    Match any message in the same folder as the one with Message-Id "1234\@invalid".

 
 ``(id 1234@invalid blah@test)``
 
 
 ``(id 1234@invalid blah@test)``
 

-    Matches Message-Id "1234\@invalid" *or* Message-Id "blah\@test"
+    Matches Message-Id "1234\@invalid" *or* Message-Id "blah\@test".

 
 ``(and (infix "date:2009-11-18..2009-11-18") (tag unread))``
 
     Match messages in the given date range with tag unread.
 
 
 ``(and (infix "date:2009-11-18..2009-11-18") (tag unread))``
 
     Match messages in the given date range with tag unread.
 

+``(and (date 2009-11-18 2009-11-18) (tag unread))``
+
+    Match messages in the given date range with tag unread.
+
+``(and (date 2009-11-18 *) (tag unread))``
+
+    Match messages from 2009-11-18 or later with tag unread.
+
+``(and (date * 2009-11-18) (tag unread))``
+
+    Match messages from 2009-11-18 or earlier with tag unread.
+

 ``(starts-with prelim)``
 
     Match any words starting with "prelim".
 ``(starts-with prelim)``
 
     Match any words starting with "prelim".


@@ -260,13 +281,13 @@ EXAMPLES
 
 ``(thread (of (id 1234@invalid)))``
 
 
 ``(thread (of (id 1234@invalid)))``
 

-    Match any message in the same thread as the one with Message-Id "1234\@invalid"
+    Match any message in the same thread as the one with Message-Id "1234\@invalid".

 
 ``(thread (matching (from bob@example.com) (to bob@example.com)))``
 
     Match any (messages in) a thread containing a message from
     "bob\@example.com" and a (possibly distinct) message to
 
 ``(thread (matching (from bob@example.com) (to bob@example.com)))``
 
     Match any (messages in) a thread containing a message from
     "bob\@example.com" and a (possibly distinct) message to

-    "bob\@example.com"
+    "bob\@example.com".

 
 ``(to (or bob@example.com mallory@example.org))`` ``(or (to bob@example.com) (to mallory@example.org))``
 
 
 ``(to (or bob@example.com mallory@example.org))`` ``(or (to bob@example.com) (to mallory@example.org))``
 


@@ -281,7 +302,7 @@ EXAMPLES
 ``(List *)``
 
     Match messages with a non-empty List-Id header, assuming
 ``(List *)``
 
     Match messages with a non-empty List-Id header, assuming

-    configuration ``index.header.List=List-Id``
+    configuration ``index.header.List=List-Id``.

 
 .. _macro_examples:
 
 
 .. _macro_examples: