Re: [RFC] Zenmap search interface overhaul

[Vladimir Mitrovic <snipe714 () gmail com>]

(forgot to cc: to the mailing list)

David Fifield wrote:
> MM-DD-YYYY could be confusing because I believe a lot of places use
> DD-MM-YYYY. YYYY-MM-DD would be better, because that's like ISO 8601,
> plus it's what Nmap prints out when it starts:

Yeah, YYYY-MM-DD sounds best to me. I kinda rushed the definition of date:
because there was no community input regarding its syntax.

> Instead of "date:+n", how about "before:" and "after:" (maybe "since:").
> In my use case, where I want to see all scans that happened in the last
> week, it's better to say "after:-7" than "date:+7". This also provides a
> reasonable way to restrict the search to a date range.

It was a matter of time before someone noticed the ugliness of "date:+7". :)
Yeah, "before:" and "after:" sound good.

> what?) What do you think about
>
> date:~YYYY-MM-DD
>
> to mean plus or minus one day (so from 00:00 on December 24 until 00:00
> on December 27, a span of three days total), and
>
> date:~~YYYY-MM-DD
>
> to mean plus or minus three days (a range of seven days total).

Sweet. Adding fuzziness to the TODO.

-Vladimir


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