Closed boakley closed 10 years ago
Instead of "library:..." I decided to use "in:..." to make it easier to type (eg: in:builtin). The logic uses what is after "in:" as a prefix, so "in:b" will pick up any library or resource file that begins with "b" (eg: BuiltIn). This way you don't have to type the whole library name.
It would be nice if the searchbox were a little smarter. For example, to search only within a specific library it would be nice if I could search for "library:Selenium2Library should" to search only the Selenium2Library