How do you multiple word search with tracker?

[shane2peru]

Ok, the title just about describes it all. I want to be able to do mutliple word searches with tracker. I used to just use beagle for this feature, and I decided I would give tracker a try. I looked on their home page and didn't see it. I want to search much like Google does:
"See Jack run"
- it will search for that phrase, and only that phrase, or:
Jack + Jill
will give me all the results that contain Jack and Jill, if Jack is there and Jill isn't then it won't show me that. Or:
Jack Jill ran
This will give me any document that contains Jack, Jill or ran. This is how I want to be able to search with tracker. Is that possible with tracker? I was unable to find out how to do that. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.

Shane

[shane2peru]

Ooook, I'm guessing there isn't much info out on this topic. I wasn't able to find anything either! Another question, how do I get in touch with the Tracker Developers?

Shane

[stijngysemans]

you contact them here
http://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/development.html

[berteh]

There is support for complex queries, maybe you can get some inspiration there:
http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/tracker/trunk/rdf-query-examples/

moreover
from the README file:

* "tracker-query" - this reads an RDF Query that specifies the
search criteria for various fields. It prints to STDOUT all
matching files. You can see some example queries in the
RDF-Query-examples folder. You can run the examples as
"tracker-query < RDFFILE"

* "tracker-search SEARCHTERM" - this perfoms a google like search
using SEARCHTERM to retrieve all matching files where
SEARCHTERM appears in any searchable metadata

but i could find nothing about a google-like syntax.