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Panel
The File
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The Date
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Find In
The Options Panel
Putting together the criteria
Searching by Name
Searching by Extension
Searching by Size
Searching by Modified
Searching by Created
Searching by Kind
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Documentation Copyright (C) 1999, Tim Vernum.
Images Copyright (C) 1999, with the exception of the User and Developer Icons,
Copyright Be Inc.
All rights reserved.
Tim Vernum
27th June 1999
"High Speed"
Footnotes
"any file-system type"
Searches FAT & BFS drives. Can theoretically search any file-system that BeOS
can mount with a POSIX interface
TraX is based upon GNU findutils, which are very fast.
I believe that libfind.so, which TraX uses to find files is close to the fastest way
to find files without having precached information (such as indices)
Thus TraX will not be as fast as a BeOS query using an index, but because TraX
doesn't rely on indices, it can offer more features.