gui_input.c

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static int gui_input_asksearch ( void   )  [static] Ask the user to enter a new search string. Definition at line 182 of file gui_input.c. { char *str; const char *old = NULL; struct vfsmatch *vm; /* Show the previous value if we have one */ if (cursearch != NULL) old = vfs_match_value(cursearch); /* Allow the user to enter a search string */ str = gui_input_askstring(_("Search for"), old, NULL); if (str == NULL) return (-1); vm = vfs_match_new(str); if (vm == NULL) { gui_msgbar_warn(_("Bad pattern.")); g_free(str); return (-1); } /* Replace our search string */ if (cursearch != NULL) vfs_match_free(cursearch); cursearch = vm; str = g_strdup_printf(_("Searching for \"%s\"..."), vfs_match_value(vm)); gui_msgbar_warn(str); g_free(str); return (0); } Here is the call graph for this function: Here is the caller graph for this function: