The search windows lets you hunt for strings or
filenames inside archives.
What to search
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This cycle gadget allows you to change search mode. It can either be
"Current archive" or "Entire history list". The first one bases the search
on the currently displayed archive (in the main window) and the latter
bases the search on all archives in the history list.
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Search embedded archives
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If you have archives inside archives, ticking this will recursively
search all of them.
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Search results lister
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This list gathers the search results. It will be automatically updated
when a search is initiated. Double clicking in an entry allows you to view
that file (assuming you have a filetype setup for that file, of
course).
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Open archive
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Pressing this will open up the archive (in the main window) that is
selected in the search result lister .
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Extract file
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You can quickly extract the file you have selected in the search result
lister via this button. A file requester will be opened.
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String search / String
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If you'd like to do a string search, then enter the string to be
searched for in this string gadget.
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String search / UPPERCASE = lowercase
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This allows you to adjusts the case sensitivity of the string
search.
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String search / Start string search
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Start the string search. A progress window will appear and all of the
results will be gathered in the results lister.
Voodoo-X uses an assembly optimized string search routine for greater
speed.
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Filename search / Pattern
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If you'd like to do a filename search, then enter an AmigaDOS pattern
(i.e. #?.readme) here. Every filename that matches this pattern will be
displayed in the search result lister.
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Filename search / Start filename search
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Start the filename search. A progress window will appear and all of the
results will be gathered in the results lister.
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