SearchEdit - search.ini Editor for Opera
By Alexs. Wednesday, 9. April 2008, 19:44:15
SearchEdit is a Java-based editor for Opera's search.ini. It allows moving, editing and deleting existing search entries from the search.ini as well as adding/removing separators.
SearchEdit works with search.ini from Opera 9 and higher.
For more information read the tutorial or go to the Forum.
Version 0.4

(en, de, fr, lu)
SearchEdit works with search.ini from Opera 9 and higher.
For more information read the tutorial or go to the Forum.
Version 0.4

(en, de, fr, lu)
SearchEdit ist ein auf Java basierender Editor zum Bearbeiten der search.ini, man kann damit die Suchmaschinen editieren was mit Opera leider nur sehr eingeschränkt möglich ist.
SearchEdit funktioniert mit der search.ini von Opera 9 und höher.
Für mehr Informationen lesen Sie das Tutorial, bei Fragen das Forum.
Ecrit en Java, SearchEdit est un éditeur externe pour modifier le fichier de configuration des moteurs de recherche (search.ini). Avec cet outil on peut éditer les machines de recherche ce qui est malheureusement que trés limité possible avec les moyens de bord d'Opera.
SearchEdit fonctionne avec les fichiers search.ini d'Opera 9 et ultérieur.
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| Author: mikko facts and translations |
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Tamil # 15. April 2008, 08:34
Please upload soon English version of SearchEdit.
mikko link gives 404 Not Found error.
mikko211 # 15. April 2008, 10:22
the release of the english version is tonight.
PS: sorry, my account was renamed.
Tamil # 15. April 2008, 10:24
Originally posted by mikko211:
TYLuxor # 15. April 2008, 11:54
mikko211 # 15. April 2008, 17:54
Tamil # 16. April 2008, 04:06
Originally posted by mikko211:
Thanks.Luxor # 16. April 2008, 11:31
Maverick # 17. April 2008, 17:21
z@h3k # 17. April 2008, 21:57
mikko211 # 18. April 2008, 18:15
next SearchEdit-version will support external language-files.
mikko211 # 19. April 2008, 11:51
erich_k # 12. May 2008, 19:56
z@h3k # 13. May 2008, 05:33
mikko211 # 13. May 2008, 10:32
z@h3k # 9. June 2008, 14:05
WHat happened for the third release?
Bausch Patrick # 9. June 2008, 15:28
mikko211 # 16. June 2008, 18:01
z@h3k # 16. June 2008, 19:59
grogge # 18. June 2008, 07:55
mikko211 # 18. June 2008, 10:23
no. and why? java supports the same main-platforms as mono and .net.
ikvm dont porting awt/swing-applications too.
nizamx # 23. June 2008, 10:09
mikko211 # 23. June 2008, 10:33
see (only in german):
http://my.opera.com/alexs/blog/searchedit-uber-die-kommandozeile-starten
Bobby # 13. July 2008, 06:52
Would like to add 1 suggestion to a wish list:
Have the seperator box checked on the item that the seperator will follow. At present when I open my search.ini file no checks are shown--all boxes are empty, & I always have to reopen Opera to find out where the seperators are.
Thanks again! Great Job
Marcus Haßmann # 23. July 2008, 15:07
I red that it is possible to detect the name by reading out the nameid from languagefile.
I searched for some nameids in language file but couldn't find all ids.
Am I right that you leave out the names because of this reason?
Is there a way to find out the missing nameids/names?
Regards,
Marcus Hassmann
Bausch Patrick # 23. July 2008, 16:03
Afterwards the names should be displayed like this : http://files.myopera.com/Philo007/searchedit/searchnx1.png
Marcus Haßmann # 24. July 2008, 06:29
Thank you for the tip.
+ google has id 17171 but I could not find this id in any language file
+ opera has id 69678 but I could not find this id in any language file
+ yahoo has id -1752296930 and I could find this id in both language files
Where are nameid 17171 or 69678 defined?
Marcus Haßmann # 24. July 2008, 09:27
"Those are probably still using the old pre-Opera 9 language file id numbers, and should be updated. Have a look at <URL:http://my.opera.com/nafmo/blog/show.dml/189902> and <URL:http://my.opera.com/nafmo/blog/show.dml/197345> for details on the change."
I have to read out the names programmatically and can't update language file id numbers on the users system.
Where are the old names in?
Marcus Haßmann # 24. July 2008, 09:50
So how does Opera 9.52 read out the name for id 69678 when there is no nameid in language file?
Bausch Patrick # 24. July 2008, 15:56
Unfortunately some strings are "hardcoded" (happens often in weeklys) so that they are not definied by the language file. In the case of search.ini SearchEdit shows - if the string is known to us - the names from his own language file.
I guess that the old string numbers are now hardcoded...
mikko211 # 24. July 2008, 18:50
Marcus Haßmann # 25. July 2008, 05:23
I think I will implement hardcoded strings too.
mikko211 # 25. July 2008, 10:02
Marcus Haßmann # 29. July 2008, 07:32
Thank you very much.
It was very helpful!
Winglord # 13. October 2008, 14:28
Where is the Japanese LNGfile?
Alexs # 13. October 2008, 14:40
Winglord # 14. October 2008, 09:20
Bausch Patrick # 14. October 2008, 16:15
どういたしまして
Alexs # 14. September 2009, 18:41