Hi,

On Thu, 13 Sep 2007, Shlomi Fish wrote:

quoted text
> This patch adds an option to use either substring match, regular expression 
> match, or keywords search in the "make xconfig" Edit->Find dialog.
> 
> It also allows searching on the "help" field of the menus as well as 
> the "name" of the symbol.
> 
> This change involved adding the sym_generic_search function to the LKC, and 
> implementing sym_re_search using it.

I like the direction, but first of all please fix the coding style.
I would also prefer to move more of the search functionality into the
generic code, so it can be used by other front ends as well, otherwise a
lot of this had to be duplicated.
I think a filter function makes it maybe a bit to flexible, if a front
end wants to do some weird filtering, it can still access the symbol
data base directly. So what I have in mind is something like this:

struct symbol **sym_generic_search(const char *pattern, unsigned int flags);

This means the back end provides a basic search facility for the most
common search operations. The flags would specify what to search (e.g.
symbol name, help text, prompts) and how to do it.


quoted text
> @@ -1199,6 +1199,23 @@
>  	layout2->addWidget(searchButton);
>  	layout1->addLayout(layout2);
>  
> +	// Initialize the "Search Type" button group.
> +	searchType = new QVButtonGroup("Search Type", this, "searchType");
> +
> +	substringSearch = new QRadioButton(
> +		"Substring Match", searchType, "Substring Match"
> +		);
> +
> +	keywordsSearch = new QRadioButton("Keywords", searchType, "Keywords");
> +
> +	regexSearch = new QRadioButton(
> +		"Regular Expression", searchType, "Regular Expression"
> +		);
> +
> +	substringSearch->setChecked(TRUE);
> +	layout1->addWidget(searchType);
> +
> +	// Initialize the ConfigView and ConfigInfoView
>  	split = new QSplitter(this);
>  	split->setOrientation(QSplitter::Vertical);
>  	list = new ConfigView(split, name);
> @@ -1245,6 +1262,20 @@
>  	}
>  }
>  
> +SEARCH_TYPE ConfigSearchWindow::getSearchType()
> +{
> +	return	substringSearch->isChecked() ? SUBSTRING :
> +		regexSearch->isChecked() ? REGEX :
> +		KEYWORDS;
> +}
>

If you use QButtonGroup::insert() you can assign id's to the indivual
buttons and then use selectedId to make this part simpler.

bye, Roman
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