* Ran clang-format
* Implement user-specific search in message history
This functionality was originally requested in #1236.
This commit changes the SearchPopup::performSearch method so that only
messages from specific users can be shown.
In order to filter for a specific user, enter their username with a
leading '@' in the search popup. You can also add an additional search
phrase which will also be considered in the search.
* Naive implementation for "from:" tags
Rebase later?
* Cleverer (?) version using Predicates
Commit adds two POC predicates: one for the author of messages, and one
for substring search in messages.
Problems/TODOs:
* Best way to register new predicates?
* Clean up tags (e.g. "from:") or not?
* Test combinations of different predicates
* Add a predicate to check for links in messages
* Remove a dumb TODO
* Rewrite SearchPopup::performSearch to be cleaner
* Ran clang-format on all files
* Remove TODO I missed earlier
* Forgot to run clang-format
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* Re-use {}-initialization
Was accidentally removed when fixing earlier merge conflict.
* Does this fix line endings?
No diffs are shown locally, hopefully Git doesn't lie to me.
* Rename "predicates" directory to "search"
Resolving one conversation in the review of #1237.
* Use LinkParser in LinkPredicate
Resolving a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Predicates: Use unique_ptr instead of shared_ptr
Resolves a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Refactor of SearchPopup and AuthorPredicate
Resolving some points from the review in #1237.
* Moved parsing of comma-seperated values into AuthorPredicate
constructor.
* Rewrite SearchPopup::parsePredicates as suggested.
* Deleted now redundant methods in SearchPopup.
* MessagePredicate::appliesTo now takes a Message&
... instead of a MessagePtr.
This resolves a conversation in the review of #1237.
* Run clang-format on two files I missed
* AuthorPredicate: Check for displayName & loginName
Resolving conversation on #1237.
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