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 ;segment length:Limit search according to segment length.
 ;segment search expression:Select attributes by which to filter the search results. E.g. you could look for all segments with the text 'beautiful' by entering ''Text:=I:beautiful''.
+;empty list:If checked, the list is emptied before the search begins. Otherwise, the search results are appended to the current segment list.

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	;audioset search expression:Select which audio sets to search by specifying, for example, the sampling rate (SR:==:44100).		;audioset search expression:Select which audio sets to search by specifying, for example, the sampling rate (SR:==:44100).
	;segment range:Select a segment or time range in which to search. For example, specifying ''inside'' and ''0s_120s'' would only search in the first 120 seconds of the signal.		;segment range:Select a segment or time range in which to search. For example, specifying ''inside'' and ''0s_120s'' would only search in the first 120 seconds of the signal.
			;segment length:Limit search according to segment length.
			;segment search expression:Select attributes by which to filter the search results. E.g. you could look for all segments with the text 'beautiful' by entering ''Text:=I:beautiful''.

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	;base set:Select the base set in which to search. This is set the root element (/) by default.		;base set:Select the base set in which to search. This is set the root element (/) by default.
	;audioset search expression:Select which audio sets to search by specifying, for example, the sampling rate (SR:==:44100).		;audioset search expression:Select which audio sets to search by specifying, for example, the sampling rate (SR:==:44100).
			;segment range:Select a segment or time range in which to search. For example, specifying ''inside'' and ''0s_120s'' would only search in the first 120 seconds of the signal.




	;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.		;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.

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	;audioset type:Search for segments in either sound files, sequences or both (''all'').		;audioset type:Search for segments in either sound files, sequences or both (''all'').
	;base set:Select the base set in which to search. This is set the root element (/) by default.		;base set:Select the base set in which to search. This is set the root element (/) by default.
			;audioset search expression:Select which audio sets to search by specifying, for example, the sampling rate (SR:==:44100).

	;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.		;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.

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	;audioset type:Search for segments in either sound files, sequences or both (''all'').		;audioset type:Search for segments in either sound files, sequences or both (''all'').
	;base set:		;base set:Select the base set in which to search. This is set the root element (/) by default.


	;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.		;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.
	;empty list before search:Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.		;empty list before search:Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.

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			;audioset type:Search for segments in either sound files, sequences or both (''all'').
			;base set:
	;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.		;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.
	;empty list before search:Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.		;empty list before search:Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
	The Find Segments dialog is used to populate a [[User Guide/~~Dataset~~/Segment List\|segment list]] with segments from the current ~~DataSet~~. It is therefore only available if the selected element in the Overview is a segment list. You can open the Find Segments dialog with the hotkey F3.		{{UG_Project}}
			The Find Segments dialog is used to populate a [[User Guide/Project/Segment List\|segment list]] with segments from the current project. It is therefore only available if the selected element in the Overview is a segment list. You can open the Find Segments dialog with the hotkey F3.

	[[File:ws_dialog_find_segments.png]]		[[File:ws_dialog_find_segments.png]]

	select search sets		;select search sets:Select which sets from the current project should be searched.
			;empty list before search:Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.
	Select which sets from the current ~~DataSet~~ should be searched.		;audio set type:Choose from the following
			:Logically, if you have selected sound files in the 'select search sets' option and choose only audio 'sequences', no segments will be found.
	empty list before search		;audio set ID:Specify which sets should be searched. Wildcards are allowed.
			;ID:Limit the search to a subset of segment IDs. Wildcards are allowed. The default is all segment IDs '*'.
	Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.		;ch.:Limit the search to a particular channel or choose all for all channels.
			;length:Limit the search to segments with a length longer or shorter than the value below. The default length is 1s (1 second). The length can also be given in samples (e.g. 41000 for a 1 second length at a sampling rate of 41000). See Specifying Signal Segments for more formatting details.
	audio set type		;range:Limit the range within which to search for segments. Note that this range will be the same for all soundfiles defined in the search set. See Specifying Signal Segments for more details.
			;mode:Select if all the criteria below must be matched (logical and) or any one of them must be matched (logical or).
	Choose from the following		;select attributes:Select the user-defined attributes from those existing in the search set. Note that the Select Attributes dialog searches through the DataSet for existing attributes and this can take some time. If you already know the name of the attribute you want to search for, just type it into the Name field below.
			;Name:The name of the attribute to match. Note that an attribute may only be specified once (e.g. you are not allowed to search for IDs which are like '<code>pattern1</code>' and IDs which are like '<code>pattern2</code>'.
	Logically, if you have selected ~~soundfiles~~ in the 'select search sets' option and choose only audio 'sequences', no segments will be found.		;Cond.:The condition for the attribute/value match. See conditions.

	audio set ID

	Specify which sets should be searched. Wildcards are allowed.

	ID

	Limit the search to a subset of segment IDs. Wildcards are allowed. The default is all segment IDs '*'.

	ch.

	Limit the search to a particular channel or choose all for all channels.

	length

	Limit the search to segments with a length longer or shorter than the value below. The default length is 1s (1 second). The length can also be given in samples (e.g. 41000 for a 1 second length at a sampling rate of 41000). See Specifying Signal Segments for more formatting details.

	range

	Limit the range within which to search for segments. Note that this range will be the same for all soundfiles defined in the search set. See Specifying Signal Segments for more details.

	mode

	Select if all the criteria below must be matched (logical and) or any one of them must be matched (logical or).

	select attributes

	Select the user-defined attributes from those existing in the search set. Note that the Select Attributes dialog searches through the DataSet for existing attributes and this can take some time. If you already know the name of the attribute you want to search for, just type it into the Name field below.

	Name

	The name of the attribute to match. Note that an attribute may only be specified once (e.g. you are not allowed to search for IDs which are like '<code>pattern1</code>' and IDs which are like '<code>pattern2</code>'.

	Cond.

	The condition for the attribute/value match. See conditions.

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	Value		;Value:The value to compare the attribute value with. Use a numerical value for a numerical comparison and a string for a string comparison.

	The value to compare the attribute value with. Use a numerical value for a numerical comparison and a string for a string comparison.

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The Find Segments dialog is used to populate a [[User Guide/Dataset/Segment List|segment list]] with segments from the current DataSet. It is therefore only available if the selected element in the Overview is a segment list. You can open the Find Segments dialog with the hotkey F3.

[[File:ws_dialog_find_segments.png]]

select search sets

Select which sets from the current DataSet should be searched.

empty list before search

Empty the segment list before searching. Otherwise segments which were previously in the list, but are no longer in the search criteria remain in the list.

audio set type

Choose from the following

Logically, if you have selected soundfiles in the 'select search sets' option and choose only audio 'sequences', no segments will be found.

audio set ID

Specify which sets should be searched. Wildcards are allowed.

ID

Limit the search to a subset of segment IDs. Wildcards are allowed. The default is all segment IDs '*'.

ch.

Limit the search to a particular channel or choose all for all channels.

length

Limit the search to segments with a length longer or shorter than the value below. The default length is 1s (1 second). The length can also be given in samples (e.g. 41000 for a 1 second length at a sampling rate of 41000). See Specifying Signal Segments for more formatting details.

range

Limit the range within which to search for segments. Note that this range will be the same for all soundfiles defined in the search set. See Specifying Signal Segments for more details.

mode

Select if all the criteria below must be matched (logical and) or any one of them must be matched (logical or).

select attributes

Select the user-defined attributes from those existing in the search set. Note that the Select Attributes dialog searches through the DataSet for existing attributes and this can take some time. If you already know the name of the attribute you want to search for, just type it into the Name field below.

Name

The name of the attribute to match. Note that an attribute may only be specified once (e.g. you are not allowed to search for IDs which are like '<code>pattern1</code>' and IDs which are like '<code>pattern2</code>'.

Cond.

The condition for the attribute/value match. See conditions.

{|
|-
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|
|-
|string comparison
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|=I
|match ignoring the case
|-
|!I
|do not match whilst ignoring the case
|-
|=R
|match respecting the case
|-
|!R
|do not match whilst respecting the case
|-
|numerical comparison
|-
|<
|attribute value is less than value
|-
|>
|attribute value is greater than value
|-
|<=
|attribute value is less than or equal to value
|-
|>=
|attribute value is greater than or equal to value
|-
|==
|attribute value is equal to value
|-
|!=
|attribute value is not equal to value
|}

Value

The value to compare the attribute value with. Use a numerical value for a numerical comparison and a string for a string comparison.

Start / Save / Cancel

[[Category:User Guide]][[Category:Projects]]