This method takes a description string,Ī resource handle, the search result marker, and an object that represents the Once the search has been started, each search result is added to the view by Want to group your search results, you don’ t need to provide this object. Object provided in the searchStarted method is used to mapįrom search results to the group that corresponds to each result. To reduce clutter in the view so that a large number of results canīe aggregated into a smaller space. Unit, such as a file or a Java method, where the match was found. A group typically corresponds to a logical The view shows results in groups, where each line This can be the exact runnable executed from the Search dialog.

IRunnableWithProgress, a runnable that will execute the search query.

IGroupByKe圜omputer (described in the next paragraph).

IAction, the action that will cause your search result to be opened in an.

Not provided, a reasonable default will be used.

ILabelProvider, the label provider to use for displaying each search result.

This is the ID attribute from the search page

String, the ID of the Search dialog page that generated this.

This willĪlso appear in the search history drop-down list.

ImageDescriptor, the image to use for this group of results.

String should contain the pattern, which will be replaced with the exact

String, the same label as the preceding, but for multiple search results.

It will also appear in the search history list that allows the user to add This label should describe the search thoroughly because

String, the label to use in the view title bar when there is exactly one.IActionGroupFactory, a factory object for creating the actions that willĪppear in the context menu when a search result is selected.View know that the series of matches about to be added belong ISearchResultViewPart view = NewSearchUI.getSearchResultView() īefore you begin adding search results to the view, you need to call Then make sure that the view is created and then obtain To do this, youįirst need to add plugin to your plugin.xml dependencies. Marker-based search results can be displayed in the view (This article seems to describe the now deprecated 'classic' search)

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