Search By Text
This tool can search all saved tours, markers and waypoints. It can be opened from the menu Directory/Search or with the keyboard shortcut <Ctrl>+K.
Linux
The UI for the search feature is using an embedded web browser in Windows. This works very good when the displayed webpage is not loaded from a url as it is done in the tour blog.
When the displayed webpage is loaded from a url, the whole app will crash in Linux. This is the reason why the search view must be used with an external web browser. Any actions, e.g. select or edit a tour are still working, only the UI is not embedded in the app.
The search feature can be used with an external browser, this action shows the web page url.
Search with an external browser
Keyboard Shortcuts
<Ctrl> + K |
Open search view from any point in the application. |
Actions
Info |
Common search info. | |
Search text |
Text which is searched, it can contain * or ? wildcards and other features which are supported by the Lucene query engine. Lucene is the search engine which is used internally. |
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Start searching |
Starts searching with the entered search text or press the <Enter> key in the search text field. |
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Search state |
Displays
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Search Options |
See below. |
Search Options
The search options dialog is opened automatically when the mouse is hovering this icon or can be opened with the <space> key when the icon has the input focus.
Search Result
Select a tour
Propably since using Eclipse 4 platform, selecting a tour with the mouse do not work anymore.
Workaround
- Select a tour with the mouse
- Use SPACE key to select the "selected" tour, this will show the tour e.g. in the map/tour chart
- Navigate with cursor up/down keys
Select multiple tours
Multiple selections can be done by holding the <Shift> key and navigating with cursor up/down keys.
Keyboard Shortcuts
<Ctrl> + A |
Select all |
Fulltext Issues
When there are issues in the fulltext search, e.g. search results are duplicated, use the following procedure to solve it:
- Close MyTourbook
- Delete folder
C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\mytourbook\derby-database\lucene-index\
- Restart MyTourbook
The next time when the fulltext index is needed, it will be recreated.
When hacking MyTourbook, it is always a good idea to make a BACKUP before hacking it
This page is updated for version 23.3