Browsing entries

There are two components showing an entry list:

1. The pinned entry list: shown on the right side of the editor by default. You can toggle it by via menu View -> Pin Entry List. It provides a full powered entry filter (described below).
2. The Go to entry... dialog: shown when you press Ctrl + G or click the entry number button in the bottom bar. It provides a simple entry filter.

Searching and filtering entries

In both types of entry list, you can use the following syntax to search entries:

aaa;name:bbb;sample:ccc;tag:ddd

Multiple conditions can be combined with ;. Only entries that match all the conditions are shown.

The following condition keys (the part left to :) are supported:

• no key: search in the entry name, sample name (without extension) or tag
• name: search in the entry name
• sample: search in the sample name (without extension)
• tag: search in the tag

The match type for this search is contains.

In the pinned entry list, you can click the Expand button to show more options.

For the Done filter and Star filter, clicking will switch them between Do not filter, Show only starred/done and Show only unstarred/undone.

All these filters are combined with AND logic.

You can click the More button to open a dialog to use the advanced filters.

Selecting multiple entries

In the pinned entry list, you can select multiple entries and edit them together:

• Ctrl + click: add an entry to the selection, or remove it from the selection
• Shift + click: select a range of entries

Note that the above Ctrl is mapped to Command if you are using macOS.

Right-click on the selected entries to show the available batch actions:

• Mark the selected entries as done/not done
• Star/unstar the selected entries
• Set a tag for the selected entries
• Remove the selected entries

A click without modifier keys clears the selection. A batch action can be reverted by a single Undo.

Linking filter to editor

By default, project navigation (go to next sample/entry etc. by keyboard shortcuts, mouse wheel scroll or button click) is not affected by the filter.

For example, even if you have filtered out entry no.5 in the entry list, you can still press Down key to go to the entry no.5 from entry no.4.

The Link button in the expanded filter can help you concentrate on a specific set of entries. When it's toggled, the entries that are not shown in the pinned entry list will be skipped when navigating.

In the above example, if you have toggled the Link button, you will go to entry no.6 when pressing Down key instead of no.5.

Note that the Go to entry... dialog is not affected by the linked filter, so you can still go to any entry by it without changing or clearing your filter settings in the pinned entry list.