Ah, it's not over yet...
The described solution works almost - the way the windows are handled
suits me well.
My problem now ist, that if I start typing my search phrase in a main
window, gnote opens a note in the search list when I input a space ' '
character. Well, most of the times. Not always. If gnote highlights
a note in the list, then it does. If I started the search by clicking
on the search icon it does not, so I can type in search phrases
including space characters.
Is there a way to make the "just start to type" search behave the same
way as if started by clicking the search icon?
enjoy the weekend
Nicolas
Am Freitag, den 12.08.2016, 18:54 +0200 schrieb Nicolas Hüppelshäuser:
> Thank you once more.
>
> Now I found a solution.
>
> (1) Switch the option "always open note in a new window" off.
> (2) Define a global keyboard shortcut simply calling 'gnote'.
>
> The shortcut will open a new main window.
> Starting to type opens the search bar.
> After finding a note and opening it the main window becomes the note
> window.
>
> Hence I won't file a bug report.
>
> my best
> Nicolas
>
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