MozCaml: The Objective Caml SideBar Tab for Mozilla
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MozCaml provides on-line search engines for the Objective Caml manual and the Caml humps, which are powered by Swish-e. Both use the same syntax for query strings.

Boolean Operators

You can use the boolean operators and, or, or not in searching. Without these boolean operators, Swish-e will assume you're anding the words together. The operators are not case sensitive. Evaluation takes place from left to right only, although you can use parentheses to force the order of evaluation. For instance 
  (word1 or word2) and not word3
retrieves entries containing either "word1" and not "word3" or "word2" and not "word3".

Truncation

The wildcard (*) is available, however it can only be used at the end of a word. For instance, the query 
  doc
only retrieves the entries which contain "doc". On the other hand: 
  doc*
retrieves all entries containing a word beginning with "doc", e.g. "documentation".

Fields

It is possible to restrict the search in some fields of entries: to limit a search to words found in a specific field, just prefix the keywords with the name of the field, followed by the equal sign: 
  author=leroy or weis
Such queries can be combined using the boolean operators: 
  (author=leroy or weis) and caml
The following field is available for the manual: The following fields are available for the humps: