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Support numeric range queries #199
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Thanks for creating the feature request, this is something I'd definitely like to see implemented. Do you have any suggestions on the query syntax? I know beets uses |
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Numeric queries can be specified by including two dots ``..`` in the beginning, middle, or end of the value. Dots in the beginning let you specifiy a minimum e.g. ``1..``, dots and the end let you specify a maximum e.g. ``..10``, and dots in the middle let you specify a range e.g. ``1..10``. Fixes #199
Numeric queries can be specified by including two dots ``..`` in the beginning, middle, or end of the value. Dots in the beginning let you specifiy a minimum e.g. ``1..``, dots and the end let you specify a maximum e.g. ``..10``, and dots in the middle let you specify a range e.g. ``1..10``. Fixes #199
Numeric queries can be specified by including two dots ``..`` in the beginning, middle, or end of the value. Dots in the beginning let you specifiy a minimum e.g. ``1..``, dots and the end let you specify a maximum e.g. ``..10``, and dots in the middle let you specify a range e.g. ``1..10``. Fixes #199
Describe the new feature
It would be great if we can use numerical values in queries. For example,
year
greater than 2010 oryear
between 1990 and 2000. This does not have to be limited toyear
, but can be extended to other fields, e.g.,bitrate
,rating
.Use case
This can be used to create smart playlists. For example, we can create a playlist for all tracks from '90s.
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