This is the more specilized search dialog. Here you have a number of input fields, checkboxs and ordinary buttons.
There are a input field for each of kind of field that exist in a reference. The search is made by typing a regexp in the appropriate field and it will search for that regexp in only that in every referenece. Every input fields default value is to accept anything. The search result is a new database. The regexps are Qt regexps so you have to conform to their standard:
QRegExp knows these regexp primitives:
There is a check box for each of the different references, when a check box is marked every reference of that kind will be included in the search and if a check box is unmarked it will be excluded in the search.
The Search button submits the query in the input fields.
The Reset button set every input field to the default value which is match anything.
The Clear button clears every input field.
The Cancel button cancel the query and leaves the search dialog.
This is the simple search dialog, which contains a input field, radio buttons and ordinary buttons.
In the input field you type the search string which is a regexp. The search will be made over every reference in the database and every field in the references.
The radio buttons is to indicate if you want to go forward or backward relative to the position of the marked reference.
The OK button comitts the query and marks the first reference which fits the regexp.
The Cancel button cancel the query and close the dialog.
This is the sort dialog, which contains a number of combo boxs, radio buttons and ordinary buttons.
There are as many combo boxs as there are diffrent fields in the references. The number beside each of the combo boxs tells in which order to sort. In this example are the reference sorted first by id, then author and then title, etc., etc..
The two radiobuttons define if you want the database to be sorted lexical descending or ascending order.
The OK button starts the sort and closes the dialog.
The Cancel button cancel the sort, that is keeps the former order and closes the dialog.
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