Re: Searching in a directory
- From: Christian Schneider <c schneider scram de>
- To: Diego Gonzalez <diego pemas net>
- Cc: Nautilus List <nautilus-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Searching in a directory
- Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 07:58:09 +0200
Diego Gonzalez schrieb:
I'm planning to implement the following: a search entry that work like
the search entry in the epiphany history, this is: as you type it will
filter the results that contain the written letters in any place of
the file name. I'm planning to add this in an area just below the menu
bar of the spatial windows.
Note that this would only search the files that match in the current
directory.
What do you think? would it be useful? would such a feature be
accepted in nautilus?
Diego
The search line should be hidden by default and could be activated with
Ctrl-F like in Firefox. To make the search discoverable it should also
have a menu entry that shows the Accessor key.
I would like a search as you type feature like in Firefox and
Thunderbird. So you type the search string and the files shown narrow
down as you type the word. Also like in firefox the search bar could
then have an x at the side to remove it and remove the search filter in
this way.
The wildcard feature could be implemented like this. You simply type a
normal word means it will be searched for anywhere in the name. If you
type a wildcard character * the search will use the normal wildcard
semantics (like *.jpg or holiday*). A regexp search could be done with
/^\w* \d+/. So we don�t need lengthy search prefixes.
What do you think?
Greets Christian
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