Find in the channel tree and the chat on Android
A find button in the top bar opens a find bar over the tree (clients or channels) or the conversation on screen, with match stepping, highlights, only-matches filtering and the desktop's matching options. The tree's match rule moves to core TreeMatch, which the desktop now uses too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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package com.ts3client.net;
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import com.ts3client.text.TextQuery;
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/** What finding in the server tree matches a client or a channel on. */
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public final class TreeMatch {
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private TreeMatch() {
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}
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/** A client by their nickname, or by the name the contacts give them ({@code null} for none). */
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public static boolean client(TextQuery query, String nickname, String contactName) {
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return query.matches(nickname) || (contactName != null && query.matches(contactName));
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}
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/** A channel by its name; a spacer by its caption, unless that only repeats to fill the row. */
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public static boolean channel(TextQuery query, String name) {
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Spacers.Spacer spacer = Spacers.parse(name);
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if (spacer == null) return query.matches(name);
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return spacer.align() != '*' && query.matches(spacer.caption());
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}
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}
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