BOD, EOS, EOP, EOG, EOD

The BOD, EOS, EOP, EOG and EOD operators enable you to search in a specific part of a document.

Syntax	Semantics
BOD	Beginning of Document Looks from the beginning of a document.
EOS	End of Sentence Looks for a sentence ending with . or ? or ! followed by a space.
EOP	End of Paragraph Looks for two consecutive end of lines.
EOG	End of Page Looks for page break characters (mostly only available in MS Word).
EOD	End of Document Looks until the end of a document.

Examples

Example of query	Results
(EOP to EOP {search and market})	searches for search and market inside one paragraph
(EOS to EOS {search and market})	searches for search and market inside one sentence
(BOD TO EOS {search and market})	searches for search and market inside first sentence
(BOD TO EOP {search and market})	searches for search and market inside first paragraph (most of the times this is the title)
(search w/1/eop market)	searches for search and market within one paragraph of each other (this is a broader search and can overlap multiple paragraphs next to each other)
(search w/1/eos market)	searches for search and market within one sentence of each other (this is a broader search and can overlap multiple sentences next to each other)
(search p/1/eos market)	searches for search before market within one sentence of each other (this is a broader search and can overlap multiple sentences next to each other)