My MP3 files contain the time of the recording in the name.
To indicate the hour unit, some files use a single "h" while others use "hrs", as shown here.
The "h" or hrs" is always followed by a blank space.
1234h 1234hrs
How do I use Everything to list only files which use a single "h"? I have attempted this below but it's unsuccessful.
[0-9]h" " mp3
It tries to find any numeric digit, followed by the letter "h" and then followed by a space. All with file type mp3.
Disable regex from the Search menu and search for:
regex:[0-9]h" " mp3
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Leave regex enabled under the Search menu and search for:
[0-9]h .*\.mp3$
.* == match any character any number of times.
\. == match a literal .
mp3 == match mp3 extension
$ == match the end of the filename.
quotes are not needed when regex is enabled under the Search menu.
\dh\s.*\.mp3$
\d is the same as [0-9]
\s is the same as a space.