gui_input.c

CTRL cursearch curseek GUI_FOCUS_BROWSER GUI_FOCUS_COUNT GUI_FOCUS_PLAYQ gui_input_askquit gui_input_asksearch gui_input_askstring gui_input_askyesno gui_input_curfocus gui_input_cursong_seek_backward gui_input_cursong_seek_forward gui_input_cursong_seek_jump gui_input_cursong_seek_validator gui_input_getch gui_input_locate gui_input_loop gui_input_quit gui_input_search gui_input_searchnext gui_input_sigmask gui_input_switchfocus gui_input_trimword kbdbindings NUM_BINDINGS shutting_down

static void gui_input_searchnext ( void   )  [static] Ask the user to enter a search string when none was given and search for the next item matching the search string. Definition at line 222 of file gui_input.c. { int nfocus = GUI_FOCUS_PLAYQ; if (cursearch == NULL) { /* No search string yet */ if (gui_input_asksearch() != 0) return; } /* * We want to change our search order depending on which dialog * is currently focused. This code is quite awful, but does the * thing. When the playq is focused, it only performs the first * two searches. If the browser is focused, it only performs the * last two. */ if (gui_input_curfocus == GUI_FOCUS_PLAYQ && gui_playq_searchnext(cursearch) == 0) { goto found; } else if (gui_browser_searchnext(cursearch) == 0) { nfocus = GUI_FOCUS_BROWSER; goto found; } else if (gui_input_curfocus != GUI_FOCUS_PLAYQ && gui_playq_searchnext(cursearch) == 0) { goto found; } /* Bad luck. */ gui_msgbar_warn(_("Not found.")); return; found: /* Focus the window with the match and redraw them. */ gui_input_curfocus = nfocus; gui_playq_setfocus(gui_input_curfocus == GUI_FOCUS_PLAYQ); gui_browser_setfocus(gui_input_curfocus == GUI_FOCUS_BROWSER); } Here is the call graph for this function: Here is the caller graph for this function: