Struct NoteBrowserModal 

pub struct NoteBrowserModal { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl NoteBrowserModal

pub fn new( title: impl Into<String>, scope: BrowserScope, provider: impl RowSource<FileListEntry>, vault: Arc<NoteVault>, key_bindings: KeyBindings, icons: Icons, tx: AppTx, ) -> Self

pub fn with_initial_query<S: Into<String>>( title: impl Into<String>, scope: BrowserScope, provider: impl RowSource<FileListEntry>, vault: Arc<NoteVault>, key_bindings: KeyBindings, icons: Icons, tx: AppTx, query: S, ) -> Self

Construct the modal with a pre-filled search query.

Behaves exactly like new except the search input is pre-populated with query (cursor placed at the end) and the initial load is triggered for that query string.

pub fn with_row_sort(self) -> Self

Make a Files-scope list sortable from the sort dialog (the Ctrl+O finder): rows re-sort by name, title or a property’s indexed value. A no-op for the Query scope, which sorts through its query.

Trait Implementations

impl Overlay for NoteBrowserModal

fn as_sortable(&self) -> Option<&dyn SortableList>

The search browser sorts through its query’s order directive; the file finder re-sorts its rows (NoteBrowserModal::with_row_sort). The link-results list does not sort.

fn kind(&self) -> OverlayKind

fn query(&self) -> Option<&str>

The query string this overlay holds, if it is query-backed (the note browser). Used by the editor’s save-current-query action to source the query from the active overlay. Defaults to None for non-query overlays.

fn saved_search_provenance(&self) -> Option<&str>

The saved-search name this overlay’s query came from (its breadcrumb provenance), if any. Used to pre-fill the save-search dialog’s name. Defaults to None for overlays without a breadcrumb.

fn takes_query_syntax(&self) -> bool

Whether this overlay’s input takes the query syntax (the Ctrl+K search browser) — F1 and its [F1] chip then open the syntax reference over it. Defaults to false.

fn as_sortable_mut(&mut self) -> Option<&mut dyn SortableList>

Mutable twin of Self::as_sortable, for applying a sort to the overlay parked under the sort dialog.

fn handle_input(&mut self, event: &InputEvent, tx: &AppTx) -> EventState

fn handle_data( &mut self, data: &OverlayData, _vault: &Arc<NoteVault>, _tx: &AppTx, ) -> OverlayMsg

Receive an Overlay data result addressed to this overlay (see CONTEXT.md). NotConsumed means the data was not for this overlay (or is stale) — the host drops it; nothing else ever sees it.

fn render(&mut self, f: &mut Frame<'_>, area: Rect, theme: &Theme)

fn hint_shortcuts(&self) -> Vec<(String, String)>

impl SortableList for NoteBrowserModal

fn sort_state(&self) -> SortState

The query’s order directive (search browser), or the row sort (file finder; Name ascending until one is picked — reported as unsorted, see SortableList::is_unsorted).

fn apply_sort(&mut self, state: &SortState, tx: &AppTx)

Search browser: rewrite the query’s order directive and reload, so the results re-sort live behind the sort dialog. Like the Query panel, the saved-search breadcrumb stays pinned and shows • edited (the stored query is saved verbatim). File finder: re-sort the rows; a property sort on a new key fetches its values and re-sorts when they land (the same key reuses them).

fn is_unsorted(&self) -> bool

File finder: until a sort is picked (rows in recency / fuzzy order). Search browser: on the empty query, which lists the recent notes in recency order.

fn allows_property(&self) -> bool

Whether the dialog offers Property. Query-backed lists put the key in the query; listings fetch values with PropertySort.