Become familiar with these terms to get the most out of working with DEVONagent Pro.
Operators, Queries, Search Sets
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Boolean operators: Boolean operators are AND, OR, and NOT. They are used to define how words or parts of search terms relate to each other. Example: 'steve AND jobs'. Read more...
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Query: A 'question' sent to one or multiple search engines through a search engine plugin. The query (the question) is written in a formalized style using search words, Boolean operators, and parentheses. Read more...
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Search engine: A computer that keeps an index of documents or information and that can be searched by providing it with a query. Search engines are generally used through a web browser. DEVONagent Pro emulates this human-computer interaction through plugins.
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Search results: A pool of documents or links to documents, e.g., webpages or PDF documents, returned by a search run.
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Search run: The process of sending a query to one or multiple search engines.
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Search set: A set of parameters that defines how DEVONagent Pro conducts a search run. Search sets contain which search engine plugins shall be used, which scanners shall be applied, and what to do with the search results when the search run is completed. Read more...
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