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search_syntax_guide() returns the built-in reference documentation for the Context-Fabric / Text-Fabric query template language used by search() and search_csv(). Without arguments it returns the complete guide; pass a section name to retrieve only that chapter. Use this whenever you need a reminder of feature condition operators, relation keywords, quantifier blocks, or worked examples.

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Parameters

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section
string
Name of the documentation section to return. When omitted, the full guide is returned. Valid values:
  • "nodes" — Node line syntax: node types, feature conditions, comparison operators, and containment via indentation.
  • "relations" — Relation keywords between two node lines: adjacency, ordering, overlap, and edge traversal.
  • "quantifiers" — Quantifier blocks: /without/, /where/, /have/, /with/, /or/.
  • "examples" — Annotated worked examples covering common query patterns.

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Returns

A plain-text string containing the requested documentation. When section is omitted, all four sections are concatenated, each preceded by a === SECTION === header. Returns "Unknown section '<name>'. Available: nodes, relations, quantifiers, examples" when an unrecognised section name is supplied.

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Example

# Get just the nodes section
guide = search_syntax_guide(section="nodes")
print(guide)
Expected output: 
Node lines
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Each line names a node type, with optional feature conditions:

  word                       # any word
  word lex=happy             # word where lex == "happy"
  word lex~happ              # word where lex matches regex happ
  word pos#verb              # word where pos != "verb"
  word gloss<abc             # word where gloss < "abc" (string compare)
  word freq>100              # word where freq > 100 (numeric)
  word ?lex                  # word where lex is defined (not null)

Indentation signals containment:
  verse
    word pos=verb            # verse containing a verb

# Get the full guide
full = search_syntax_guide()
print(full[:200])  # first 200 chars
Expected output (truncated): 
=== NODES ===
Node lines
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Each line names a node type, with optional feature conditions:
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