The searchbar has a special context menu which allows to select the search mode. A special search mode is the invalid genre mode set by set_invalid_genre_mode, which actually is an empty string. But this wouldn't make any sense. More...

#include <Searchbar.h>

Inheritance diagram for Library::SearchBar:

Signals
void	sigCurrentModeChanged ()

void	sigTextChanged (const QString &text)

Public Member Functions
	SearchBar (QWidget *parent=nullptr)

void	setInvalidGenreMode (bool b)
	this method does not set the genre mode implicitly. You also have to use set_mode(). The invalid genre mode searchs for an empty genre. This is used to fetch tracks which do not have a genre.

bool	hasInvalidGenreMode () const
	if the current state is the invalid genre mode

void	setModes (const QList< Filter::Mode > &modes)
	Sets the supported modes. See Library::Filter::Mode.

QList< Filter::Mode >	modes () const
	returns supported modes. See Library::Filter::Mode

void	setCurrentMode (Filter::Mode mode)
	If mode is Filter::Mode::Genre but the genre should be empty, also use set_invalid_genre_mode()

void	setPreviousMode ()
	fast toggling between modes by using arrow up key

void	setNextMode ()
	fast toggling between modes by using arrow down key

Filter::Mode	currentMode () const
	current selected mode

void	reset ()
	Clears the input and sets mode back to Fulltext search.

virtual void	showEvent (QShowEvent *e) override

Protected Member Functions
void	keyPressEvent (QKeyEvent *e) override

void	languageChanged () override

void	skinChanged () override

Detailed Description

The searchbar has a special context menu which allows to select the search mode. A special search mode is the invalid genre mode set by set_invalid_genre_mode, which actually is an empty string. But this wouldn't make any sense.

Signals

Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Detailed Description