Persist current search term until intentionally changed #1509
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Reverting to draft after some issues came to light while dog-fooding |
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Outstanding issues should be fixed now. |
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February 4, 2025 15:17
…hange # Conflicts fixed: # src/MainWindow.vala
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Fixes #1508
This PR results in the search term persisting until editing or closing the search bar. Making a new selection in the document no longer replaces the search term in the searchbar until
Control + Fis pressed again (Control + Gcontinues to search the current search term).To be confirmed: Should an existing search term be cleared on pressing
Control + F? As it is unclear whether the user intends to start a completely new search or modify the current one it is left for the user atm.The search term is cleared when the searchbar is hidden.
The code is somewhat simpler and DRYer.
The searchbar is made more self-contained - it now includes the revealer and hides some of its internal working from MainWindow. Some names are made more accurately descriptive of what they are/do.