caller/callee: optional "extended" search #666
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Since we use QSortFilterProxyModel we get this for free. This patch adds support for regex search by not escaping the search term if it is prefix with %. For the flamegraph there is a custom implementation, which changes the current QString::contains to a QRegularExpression::match call. Closes: #666
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Since we use QSortFilterProxyModel we get this for free. This patch adds support for regex search by not escaping the search term if it is prefix with %. For the flamegraph there is a custom implementation, which changes the current QString::contains to a QRegularExpression::match call. Closes: #666
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Since we use QSortFilterProxyModel we get this for free. This patch adds support for regex search by not escaping the search term if it is prefix with %. For the flamegraph there is a custom implementation, which changes the current QString::contains to a QRegularExpression::match call. Closes: #666
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Commonly I need to inspect the cost for multiple symbols.
Describe the solution you'd like
Allow the search to be "extended", for example when starting with a "+" then have the following word be an additional search like
+symba +BSYM/symba||BSYMor even regex (possibly also triggered by a leading character that is unexpected to occur symbols like %l.Describe alternatives you've considered
The current option is only to either filter the uninteresting symbols out (getting to the same result an extended/regex search would provide), or using the search multiple times and inspect each time separately.
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