Orgzly-android: Searching for properties

[divansantana]

Fantastic project! Thanks for making it free software. :+1:

So have an org task like so

** NEXT Do some task                                     :@phone:
SCHEDULED: <2017-06-26 Mon .++7d/14d>
:PROPERTIES:
:STYLE:    habit
:Effort:   0:10
:END:
Do abc

I'd like to be able to search for all tasks that have the :STYLE: habit property. I've tried currently string searching for habit or style and both fail. I've read the docs (and future search docs) but can't see any mention of searching properties.

A second more useful search for me would be to search for tasks where Effort is less then xx minutes.

Thanks

[nevenz]

This (from searching-proposal.org) was supposed to refer to searching by properties:

In addition, any specific note’s property can be used. (There could be conflicts.)

[tariqk]

Would appreciate this feature as well! I have several notes that are tagged with the property of LOCATION, specific to different contexts, and would like to be able to search for specific locations based on where I am.

[tevig]

Hi, this is not work for me
[searching-proposal.org]
I am add property:
name = contact
value = petrov
Then I try find
contact.eq.petrov
or
contact.petrov

[nevenz]

@tevig It's not supported yet.

[tevig]

Hi!Happy New year's!12:32, 31 декабря 2018 г., Neven [e-mail]:@tevig It's not supported yet.

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[ScottFreeCode]

If property searches could be negated that would also be useful.

[yqu212]

@nevenz Are there any advances on this feature? Are you working on that?

[nevenz]

Are there any advances on this feature? Are you working on that?

No, I'm not aware that it's being worked on.

[yqu212]

Ok. Thanks for your response.

[9z0]

Other than adding my voice to those who wish to see this (potentially _very_ useful) feature soon, we can avoid conflicts by simply adding an identifier before the property. For example, pr.
pr.property.value