Show the right colors in SearchView for the different NodeTypes or QueryNodeTyps
Note: add colors to your Applcationsettings like in the template
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* click in autocompletions list causes search
* right arrow for autocompletion
* changed query operator has from '>' to '.' and operator sub from '.' to '+'
* fixed autocompletions to fit to query
and
* fixed spectral layouting endless looping on unconnected node
This change only shows matches in the autocompletion list that are prefiltered by the already entered query. The
autocompletion now also shows up after an operator of type . or > has been entered to show an alphabetical list of
possible tokens.
This change switches the search box in the search view from QLineEdit to the derived QtSmartSearchBox implementation,
which is capeable of displaying tokens of the query as selectable button elements in different colors. It allows for all
the usual mouse and keyboard interactions that the QLineEdit offers.
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- QtSearchView was split into QtSearchView and QtSearchBox.
- QtSearchBox contains all Qt elements and can use them purely
- QtSearchView forwards calls from the SearchController to QtSearchBox
- Searching is initiated with MessageSearch to the SearchController
- Autocompletion is initiated with MessageSearchAutocomplete to the SearchController
- The search field is able to create filter queries by only giving autocompletions for the last token in the query
- For named tokens the search field adds their token ids to the query in the form of "A,25" for faster lookup
bug id = #21
This change allows the user to use a simple query syntax in the search field to filter the results using names,
operators and predefined filters.
The class QueryTree is capable of parsing a simple query language consiting of QueryNodes, subclassed as
QueryOperators, QueryCommands and QueryTokens. QueryToken identifies a Token by name. QueryCommand represents predefined
filters. QueryOperator defines the syntactic relationship.
QueryNode examples:
"A" -> QueryToken that identifies the Token named A
class -> QueryCommand that filters all Nodes that are classes
. -> QueryOperator that concatenates filters
QueryExamples:
"A".class -> All Tokens named A that are classes
method.(private|protected) -> All methods that are private or protected
"A".member -> All members of A
"A":field.!const -> All fields of A that are not const (':' can be used instead of '.member')
QueryTree checks for correct operator precedence and validity of the query.
All QueryCommands can be found in data/query/QueryCommand.cpp
All QueryOperators can be found in data/query/QueryOperator.cpp
The parsed QueryTree is then passed to the class GraphFilterConductor, which is capable of applying the query on a
Graph. Each part of the query gets assigned a GraphFilter that filters the input Graph in order of node precedence. The
class SubGraph is used as intermediate container, only holding bare pointers to Nodes and Edges. The output Graph holds
all Nodes that match the query.
MessageActivateTokens is used to show all of the results in the CodeView. The GraphView currently only shows the first
Node of the results.
bug id = #6
Andreas Stallinger