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GeoDB::Search::Set.3pm

NAME

Set - search waypoints based on sets

SYNOPSIS

   > geoqo -s "set:import:my query"
   Search Result Count: 500
 
 

DESCRIPTION

START HELP

Sets, which are described further below, are a bunch of waypoints all with an identically named ``tag''. As an example, if your geocaching.com pocket query was named ``my query'' and you import it into geoqo using the -i switch the waypoints contained in that gpx file will be assigned to the ``import:my query'' set. You can use the set:setname search type to load these waypoints.

   > geoqo -s "set:import:my query" -d count
   Search Result Count: 500
 
 

This command would count everything in the database that was in the ``import:my query'' set name (that was likely imported from a pocket query). See the Advanced Searching section in the geoqo documentation for other examples of combining set: searches and waypoint: (or other) searches so you can search for ``all waypoints matching a criteia within a set'' for example.

If you prefix the name with a minus sign (-) then it will include all caches NOT in that set. For example to find all caches that are in seta but not in setb then the following expression would accomplish that:

     > geoqo -s 'set:seta&&set:-setb'
 
 

END HELP

AUTHOR

Wes Hardaker (AKA Yamar) <hardaker ATAT users.sourceforge.net>