gtk_source_search_settings_new ()

GtkSourceSearchSettings *
gtk_source_search_settings_new (void);

Creates a new search settings object.

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_get_search_text ()

const gchar *
gtk_source_search_settings_get_search_text
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings);

Gets the text to search. The return value must not be freed.

You may be interested to call gtk_source_utils_escape_search_text() after this function.

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_set_search_text ()

void
gtk_source_search_settings_set_search_text
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings,
                                const gchar *search_text);

Sets the text to search. If text is NULL or is empty, the search will be disabled. A copy of text will be made, so you can safely free text after a call to this function.

You may be interested to call gtk_source_utils_unescape_search_text() before this function.

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_get_case_sensitive ()

gboolean
gtk_source_search_settings_get_case_sensitive
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings);

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_set_case_sensitive ()

void
gtk_source_search_settings_set_case_sensitive
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings,
                                gboolean case_sensitive);

Enables or disables the case sensitivity for the search.

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_get_at_word_boundaries ()

gboolean
gtk_source_search_settings_get_at_word_boundaries
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings);

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_set_at_word_boundaries ()

void
gtk_source_search_settings_set_at_word_boundaries
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings,
                                gboolean at_word_boundaries);

Change whether the search is done at word boundaries. If at_word_boundaries is TRUE, a search match must start and end a word. The match can span multiple words. See also gtk_text_iter_starts_word() and gtk_text_iter_ends_word().

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_get_wrap_around ()

gboolean
gtk_source_search_settings_get_wrap_around
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings);

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_set_wrap_around ()

void
gtk_source_search_settings_set_wrap_around
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings,
                                gboolean wrap_around);

Enables or disables the wrap around search. If wrap_around is TRUE, the forward search continues at the beginning of the buffer if no search occurrences are found. Similarly, the backward search continues to search at the end of the buffer.

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_get_regex_enabled ()

gboolean
gtk_source_search_settings_get_regex_enabled
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings);

Since 3.10

gtk_source_search_settings_set_regex_enabled ()

void
gtk_source_search_settings_set_regex_enabled
                               (GtkSourceSearchSettings *settings,
                                gboolean regex_enabled);

Enables or disables whether to search by regular expressions. If enabled, the “search-text” property contains the pattern of the regular expression.

Since 3.10

GtkSourceSearchSettings

typedef struct _GtkSourceSearchSettings GtkSourceSearchSettings;

The “at-word-boundaries” property

  “at-word-boundaries”       gboolean

If TRUE, a search match must start and end a word. The match can span multiple words.

Flags: Read / Write / Construct

Default value: FALSE

Since 3.10

The “case-sensitive” property

  “case-sensitive”           gboolean

Whether the search is case sensitive.

Flags: Read / Write / Construct

Default value: FALSE

Since 3.10

The “regex-enabled” property

  “regex-enabled”            gboolean

Search by regular expressions with “search-text” as the pattern.

Flags: Read / Write / Construct

Default value: FALSE

Since 3.10

The “search-text” property

  “search-text”              gchar *

A search string, or NULL if the search is disabled. If the regular expression search is enabled, “search-text” is the pattern.

Flags: Read / Write / Construct

Default value: NULL

Since 3.10

The “wrap-around” property

  “wrap-around”              gboolean

For a forward search, continue at the beginning of the buffer if no search occurrence is found. For a backward search, continue at the end of the buffer.

Flags: Read / Write / Construct

Default value: FALSE

Since 3.10