Examples of org.gradle.gradleplugin.userinterface.swing.common.SearchPanel

org.gradle.gradleplugin.userinterface.swing.common.SearchPanel

A simple search panel (opposed to a dialog box). It is meant to be added to the bottom or top of a panel to search and hidden. It is then displayed when needed. However, you could keep it visible if you choose. This performs a threaded search. Its not that the search will take a particularly long time (although it certainly could). Its that we're doing work and we can't do that in the Swing EDT. We'll be searching every time a user types a letter, As such, we queue up our requests and then perform a search on the latest request.


        AttributeSet emphasizedHighlightStyle = highlightStyle.copyAttributes();
        emphasizedHighlightStyle = styleContent.addAttribute(emphasizedHighlightStyle, StyleConstants.Foreground, Color.black);
        emphasizedHighlightStyle = styleContent.addAttribute(emphasizedHighlightStyle, StyleConstants.Background, Color.yellow);


        searchPanel = new SearchPanel(new OutputPanelSearchInteraction(gradleOutputTextPane.getTextComponent(), gradleOutputTextPane.getDefaultStyle(), highlightStyle, emphasizedHighlightStyle));
        searchPanel.hide();


        return searchPanel.getComponent();
    }

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