findinfilesdlg.pas - add Options as a set of TLazFindInFileSearchOption with a couple of…
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findinfilesdlg.pas - add Options as a set of TLazFindInFileSearchOption
with a couple of functions and procedures for getting and setting these
options.
uniteditor.pp - used new options in the code that calls the search
functions.
Applied.
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Mattias,
What I would like to do now is take a look the MessageView dialog. I
think it should have a TNoteBook so that the user does not loose his (or
her) messages when a search is done. My thought is that we can add a new
tab to the form each time a search is completed, the TNoteBook pages
would show a close buttons and if the user clickes on the close button
the notebook would close as long as it was not the first Tab, the first
tab would just hide the form. The first Tab would be where compiler and
syntax messages would be reported.
maybe somthing like:
function MessageView.AddSearchTab('Tab Title'): TListBox; //Some day
maybe TSynEdit
Or maybe a special component, containing a synedit for the results, a synedit for the context and some buttons.
By returning the ListBox we could do an Assign instead of looping through and adding each string, should be faster.
Right.
It would be nice, to add results already during search. A find in files can take time and we should provide a Abort button.
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Then we could assign a different procedure to the Selection Change event
or Double Click Event Than the current do jump to compiler message
procedure.
Let me know what you think.
As stated some time ago, I think, we should create a separate window for the search results. Together with a plugin system. But this is my personal wish, and I'm too busy at the moment to do it, so please add the above features to the message view. When I have some time next week I will start the search window. It should not be hard to migrate your code. BTW, I would like to see all place in a file, not only the first. Maybe we should add an option to the dialog. What do you think?
Mattias