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feat(engine, ui): Add From Service's filter searches all of a service's layers (#1577) - #1742
After #1526, service.add takes any layer a service's capabilities give by name, but Add From Service lists only the first 2000, and its filter searched only those. With IBGE's WFS (10,186 types, in an order that changes between answers), a layer past position 2000 couldn't be found or added from the dialog.
service.layers takes filter: words a layer's title or name must all contain, in any case, as the dialog's filter matched. Every layer read is searched (up to MAX_READ_LAYERS), not only those a listing shows. The first 2000 matches are listed, and the answer says how many match (matched) of how many were read (total). More matches than that: only the first 2000 of 2497 matching layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name.
A search reads again what a listing read, so it doesn't repeat the listing's notices (its notes still say them), and a filter that isn't text is refused, not ignored.
Add From Service searches them all. When its listing stops short (listedNote), it runs service.layers again with the filter on the documents it already keeps (ServiceConn::text and documents), so nothing is downloaded. Its rows then come from that answer, and Add works on them as on listed rows.
The search runs once typing pauses for 300 ms (SEARCH_PAUSE), not on every key. Until then, the listed layers are filtered in the dialog as before, under a line that says Searching all 10186 layers….
With an empty filter the line says The first 2000 of them are listed; the filter searches all of them. (it said the filter searched only those).
A listing that holds all of a service's layers is filtered in the dialog, as before.
The search's own notes are shown beside the listing's: more than 2000 matches says only the first 2000 of 2001 matching layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name.
The user guide (data-formats.md) says the filter searches every layer read: layers past the read limits, and an ArcGIS service's past its first 2000 (an ArcGIS list is read only as far as it is listed), aren't read, so it doesn't find them.
One read on the UI thread per pause in typing. It is the same work as the listing the dialog already makes on the UI thread when each document arrives (poll_service), done again only once typing has paused. On IBGE's 12 MB WFS it takes about 0.3 s in a dev build, less in a release build. Running it on a session of its own off the frame would leave out what this session holds for a saved connection's login (service.layers binds it to the addresses the rows carry). search_all's doc comment says so.
The engine filters, not the dialog. CLI, MCP and plugin callers get the same search, and the 2000 cap on the answer stays.
Same match as before. Words in the title or name, any case, all of them; no new search syntax. A blank filter is none.
Measured with service.layers on a saved copy of IBGE's WFS capabilities (12 MB, 10,186 types), given as text, through rustgis-cli mcp (dev build, best of 3):
Filter
Time
Answer
none
321 ms
the first 2000 of 10,186
solos
303 ms
49 matched
pedo area
362 ms
2 matched
zzz
393 ms
0 matched
New and changed tests:
a_filter_searches_past_the_listing (engine): 2500 types, three of them past position 2000 titled Solos do Brasil. filter: " BRASIL solos " lists those three with matched 3 and total 2500; t:2500 finds the last one; words that match nothing give 0; a filter matching 2497 lists 2000 with the note; a blank filter is none; and without a filter the answer is as before (no matched).
a_search_does_not_repeat_the_listings_notice (engine): a landing page whose collections link withholds the address's token gives the notice once after the listing and still once after three searches, whose notes carry it; a list or a number as filter is refused.
a_cut_listing_says_what_the_filter_searches (UI): with 2001 types, the new line with an empty filter; T:2001 shows Searching all 2001 layers… and no row while typing, then after the pause the row t:2001, from the search's answer (one match); t: (2001 matches) shows the search's note; clearing the filter brings the line back.
cargo fmt, cargo clippy -D warnings on the data, engine and UI crates, and with RUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=en on Windows: all of rustgis-data's tests (966), all of rustgis-ui-egui's, and the engine's library tests (1,226 passed, 1 failed: gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, which fails on this PC on main too).
UI evidence
Add From Service on a local WFS with 2500 feature types, three of them past position 2000 titled Solos do Brasil (ui_shot, RUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=en). The dialog's layout is unchanged; its text changes.
Before (main): with an empty filter the line read The filter searches the first 2000 of them; the service.add command adds any other by its name., and solos found nothing, since those three are past the first 2000.
After, empty filter: the line says the filter searches all of them.
Typing solos: until typing pauses, the line says the search is coming.
After the pause: the three layers past position 2000, each with Add.
tipo matches 2497: the search's own note says only the first 2000 are listed.
Add From Service filtering now searches all layers already read, including layers beyond the initial listing. After you pause typing, it matches layers whose names or titles contain every search word. Results show the total number of matches, list up to 2,000 layers, and include any additional notes.
Documentation
Updated the data-formats guide with filtering behavior and its limits: layers beyond existing read limits cannot be found by filtering.
…'s layers (opengeos#1577)
service.layers takes a filter: words a layer's title or name must all
contain, in any case. Every layer read is searched, not only the first
2000 a listing shows; the first 2000 matches are listed, with matched
and total.
Add From Service, when its listing stops short, runs service.layers
again on the documents it keeps, with the filter, once typing pauses
for 300 ms: nothing is downloaded, and a layer past position 2000 can
be found and added from the dialog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
service.layers now filters layers read from service documents before applying the 2,000-result cap. Add From Service searches incomplete listings after typing pauses, displays search results and counts, and documents the search limits.
service.layers accepts a text filter and matches every normalized word against a layer’s title or name. It reports read and match counts, caps results at 2,000, and tests filtering, truncation, blank filters, and invalid filter types.
Debounced search for incomplete listings crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs
The dialog stores filter and search state. For incomplete listings, it searches retained documents after a 300 ms pause and tracks whether displayed rows came from the search.
Display and validate search results crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs, crates/ui-egui/tests/smoke.rs, docs/user-guide/data-formats.md
The dialog displays search counts, rows, notes, and errors. Smoke tests cover matches beyond the initial listing, and the guide describes the search scope and limits.
sequenceDiagram
participant AddFromService
participant ServiceLayers
participant RetainedDocuments
AddFromService->>ServiceLayers: Send filter with retained documents
ServiceLayers->>RetainedDocuments: Read and match layers
RetainedDocuments-->>ServiceLayers: Return layers read
ServiceLayers-->>AddFromService: Return capped matches and counts
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Possibly related issues
RustGIS#1519 — The change searches layers beyond the 2,000-item listing limit, addressing the issue’s layer discovery limitation.
Possibly related PRs
opengeos/RustGIS#1526 — This change searches the additional layers made available by the distinction between parser read limits and listing limits.
opengeos/RustGIS#1608 — Both changes concern how the 2,000-layer listing limit applies to discovered layers.
opengeos/RustGIS#1621 — The changed read limits affect which service entries are available to the filter.
Suggested reviewers:giswqs, mgaux-dev
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Issue [#1577] requires service.layers to apply the existing case-insensitive, all-words title-or-name filter to every layer read, report matched and total, and keep the 2,000-result cap. The engine changes implement these requirements and reject non-text filters. Add From Service searches retained capability documents after a 300 ms pause without downloading them again. The UI uses search results for rows and preserves existing local filtering for complete listings. Tests cover matches beyond position 2,000, counts, truncation, notices, invalid filters, delayed search, and adding a searched layer.
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A rabbit finds a layer beyond the row, It types a word and waits a little while. The matches hop in, counted as they go, Two thousand fill the list in tidy style. The burrow cheers; the hidden maps now show.<!-- fixed_issue_severity -->
Add From Service drops the search answer's listedNote when a filter matches more than 2000 layers (crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:1128). The dialog's "N of M are listed" line then reads as if all matches are reachable, and matches past 2000 can't be added without narrowing the filter. Confidence: medium-high. Inline comment posted.
The new doc sentence in docs/user-guide/data-formats.md:330 says the filter searches all of a service's layers. That's false for ArcGIS services with more than 2000 layers or services, which are never read past 2000 (ogc.rstake(MAX_LISTED_LAYERS), and ogc.rs:471). Confidence: high. Inline comment posted. The ArcGIS limit predates this PR, but the PR's doc and the "filter searches all of them" line state it as general.
Security
No issues found. The search reuses the stored documents, and search_all only calls service.layers after the listing exists and pending is clear, so it doesn't fetch from the network on the UI thread.
Performance
search_all (crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:871) re-parses the stored documents on the UI thread once per typing pause, with no Cancel. The work grows with the document size (up to 100,000 layers and 64 MiB of addresses). The PR body justifies this, but the doc comment doesn't state why it must stay on the frame, as AGENTS.md asks. Confidence: medium. Inline comment posted.
Quality
Stale comment at crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:1089-1090 still says "the filter searches only those listed", which is no longer true. Left for the release quality pass.
The smoke test uses a real sleep(350ms), which depends on wall-clock timing. Low risk.
AGENTS.md
Never hold the window: see the Performance item above.
Never silent: the search answer's notes, including the byte-budget note from discover_matching, aren't shown in the dialog. This is part of the Bugs item at line 1128.
Crash safety: no unwrap, expect or unsafe in non-test code. Tests and bounds are fine.
Translation: new strings go through i18n::fmt.
Checked and found correct:sources stays aligned with layers through the filter's retain. listed is recomputed only when the filter is set, which is intended. The dialog matcher matches the engine's. total/matched/atLeast are unchanged when no filter is given. The search runs once per filter key and isn't retried on error. Every ServiceConn constructor gained the new fields.
Already raised earlier: 0 (the prior-review file had no threads).
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base e7d26e4 to PR head 7e3f62d).
opengeos#1577)
- Add From Service shows the search answer's notes beside the listing's,
so more than 2000 matches says "only the first 2000 of N matching
layers are listed", as does a search cut by its addresses' length.
- search_all's doc says why it stays on the frame: service.layers binds
a saved connection's login in this session.
- The user guide says the filter searches every layer read: layers past
the read limits, and an ArcGIS service's past its first 2000, aren't.
- Stale comments that said the filter searched only those listed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each typing pause runs service.layers through session.run, and layers() calls notify_withheld every time. The result is a duplicate status-bar notice per search for services with withheld addresses. Posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:709. Confidence: medium-high.
Security
None found. The new filter path doesn't touch network or credentials, and the search reuses kept documents.
Performance
The filter has no size bound. Word count and length are unclamped, and each word is checked against up to 100,000 layers on the session thread. Posted inline with service.rs:707. Confidence: low-medium.
search_all clones conn.documents and conn.text (up to about 12 MB) on each pause. This is part of the already-discussed UI-thread cost. Confidence: low.
Quality
A non-string filter is silently ignored because ps returns None. An MCP or Assistant caller gets an unfiltered answer with no matched key. Posted inline with service.rs:707. Confidence: medium.
Matching logic is duplicated: matching_rows in dialogs.rs, matches_words in service.rs, and the word splitting in filter_key. If they drift, the dialog and the engine will disagree about which layers match. Left for the release quality pass. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md
"Test both ways" is not met for the search path. Nothing checks that a search over a service with withheld addresses gives the notice once and not per search. Covered by the Bugs comment.
The UI-thread rule (service.layers on the frame) is addressed by the doc comment on search_all. I did not re-raise it.
Prior threads (3 checked, none re-posted)
The UI-thread concern (dialogs.rs:876) was answered by the author, and the reason is now in the doc comment. I left it alone. The cost on very large documents is still unmeasured.
The silent 2000-match cap (dialogs.rs:1128) is fixed in 1de3f986. The dialog now shows the search's listedNote.
The overstated docs claim (data-formats.md:330) is fixed. The guide now says which layers aren't read.
I found no crash path and no panic-prone indexing in the new code. The new ServiceConn and ServiceAdded construction sites all set the new fields. The row-to-layer mapping in the Add click uses the search answer's layers, so Add gets the right source_url. I did not compile or run the tests; this review is from reading the diff and the surrounding source.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base e7d26e4 to PR head 1de3f98).
…er must be text (opengeos#1577)
- service.layers with a filter reads again what a listing read (Add From
Service searches once per pause in typing), so it no longer notifies
the withheld addresses again: its notes still say them. Reproduced:
one listing and three searches gave the notice four times.
- A filter that isn't text (a list, a number) is refused instead of
ignored, which answered with the unfiltered listing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Filter cost is not bounded by duplicate words (re-raised from the earlier thread, with new evidence; posted inline at crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:709). matches_words uses all, which only short-circuits on a miss, so repeated words are never skipped. A filter such as "a a a …" with 50,000 copies costs roughly words × layers × title length on the session thread. Deduplicating fixes this. Confidence: medium.
Filtered calls skip notify_withheld (service.rs ~716). A first service.layers call with a filter, from CLI, MCP or Assistant, gets the withheld-addresses report only in notes, not as a Session::notify notice. The dialog path is covered, since its listing reports it. Whether notes count as a report under "Never silent" is a judgement call. Confidence: low.
I checked the rest and found no new defects:
sources stays parallel to layers through discover_matching's retain.
No other notice in the layers path repeats per search (notify_loss is the only one).
The dialog's search_all makes no network fetch, since conn.text is always set once a listing exists.
The filter non-string error and the search_all debounce arithmetic are correct.
The row Add and Remove paths use the search's answer consistently.
Performance
The per-pause document re-read on the UI thread is justified in search_all's doc comment, as AGENTS.md requires. Nothing new here.
Quality
The doc comment on searched() (dialogs.rs ~909) says it returns an answer "when it holds layers", but it returns Some for zero matches. Nit, left for the release quality pass.
The discover_matchingkeep/retain pattern is harder to read than it needs to be. Nit.
AGENTS.md
No violations found. New strings go through i18n::fmt, and the search's notes are shown beside the listing's.
Prior concerns left alone (already raised and answered or fixed): the UI-thread search (answered, doc comment added), the silent 2000-match cap (fixed), the data-formats overstatement (fixed), the repeated withheld notice (fixed in db34643), and the non-text filter drop (fixed). That is 4 of the 5 earlier threads left alone; the fifth, on filter cost, is re-raised above.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base e7d26e4 to PR head db34643).
`matches_words` checks every word of the filter with `all`, which stops
only at a miss, so a word given many times was looked for again in each
layer containing it ("a a a …" × 50,000 over 100,000 layers). The words
are now sorted and deduplicated first, with the same answer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bugs: No new defects found. I checked that sources stays aligned with layers through the filter (read_documents pushes one source per layer). I checked that the dialog's search always has conn.text set, so it never fetches on the UI thread. I checked that poll_service clears pending before parsing, so a failed fetch can't leave the search stuck. I confirmed that ArcGIS lists never get listedNote, so the "searches all of them" line doesn't appear for them. All ServiceConn and ServiceAdded literals carry the new fields. Confidence: high.
Security: None found. The filter is only matched against layer titles and names. It can't reach a command or a path. Confidence: high.
Performance:
The filter cost is not bounded by the read. Each distinct word is checked against every layer, so a crafted service with 100,000 layers and a filter of many title substrings can take many seconds on the UI thread. This is a new quantitative case of a concern from an earlier thread. Inline comment posted on crates/engine/src/cmd/service.rs:199. Confidence: low-medium.
Quality (nits, grouped):
Matching and filter normalisation live in three places: matches_words (engine), matching_rows (dialog) and filter_key (dialog). They agree today. One shared helper in the engine would prevent drift.
a_cut_listing_says_what_the_filter_searches depends on real 350 ms sleeps. It is safe because the sleep is longer than the pause, but it is slow and timing-dependent.
Confidence: high for the observations, nits only.
AGENTS.md:
The rule "For any visible change, include screenshots" applies. This PR adds visible text to the Add From Service dialog. Its "UI evidence" section describes the text but attaches no screenshot. Please add before and after images, or after only if the text is new. Confidence: high that the rule applies.
Existing rules are followed: no unwrap in non-test code, i18n::fmt for the new messages, and the hostile-input test covers the new filter parameter. The docs were updated. The engine's withheld-address notice is skipped for filtered calls, which the thread already discussed, so I left it alone.
Earlier concerns: 6 threads were already on this PR, all resolved. I left 5 alone, and re-raised the filter cost with the new bound above.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base e7d26e4 to PR head 1df419d).
search_all sends conn.text unguarded. When text is None, read_documents downloads the root document on the UI thread, despite the doc comment's "Nothing is fetched". Not reachable from the app today, since poll_service sets text first. Medium confidence. Posted inline (crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:880), with a one-line guard as a suggestion.
a_cut_listing_says_what_the_filter_searches depends on wall-clock time: it expects "Searching all 2001 layers…" after two steps, which fails if those steps take 300 ms or more on a slow runner. Medium confidence. Posted inline (crates/ui-egui/tests/smoke.rs:2493).
Security
No new findings. The new filter input is validated (non-text is refused). Search reuses the listing's login binding and address checks.
Performance
Filter cost is still not capped on distinct words (layers × distinct filter words). This is the same concern as an earlier thread, which the author declined. Dedup fixed repeated words only. Low confidence and already raised, so I left it alone.
Each pause re-parses the whole capabilities document on the UI thread (about 0.3 s for IBGE's 12 MB WFS in a dev build). Already raised and answered, so I left it alone.
Quality
Nits, to be handled in the release quality pass: m as usize in refresh_added could use usize::try_from as the file does elsewhere; search_all is a misleading name for a function that starts a search only when one is due; poll_service resets search but not typed.
AGENTS.md
The ogc.rs, service.rs and doc changes follow the rules: no unwrap/indexing on the new paths, the non-text filter is refused rather than dropped, i18n::fmt is used for the new UI strings, web_time is used, and the layering holds.
The search doesn't raise the withheld-address notice on its own calls, which is an intended choice. The first filtered call reports it only in notes, which the author justified in the spec. I didn't re-raise it.
Prior reviews
Seven earlier threads on this PR. All are resolved or answered. I checked the fixes in code: the repeated-word dedup, the non-text filter refusal, the single withheld notice, the listing-notes parity, and the data-formats wording. I re-raised none of them. I left alone two that were already answered (the UI-thread work and the distinct-word cost).
Checked and found correct
sources stays aligned with layers through retain and truncation.
Rows and Add/Remove in the dialog index the search answer, not the listing.
Typed-filter matching is the same as before (matching_rows and matches_words agree).
A new listing or go_to resets the search state.
I could not compile or run the tests here, so the test results are unverified.
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…engeos#1577)
`a_cut_listing_says_what_the_filter_searches` expected the search to
wait after two frames and to have run after a 350 ms sleep, so a slow
runner could fail it. It now sets the instant `search_all` measures the
pause from: an hour ahead while the search must wait, a second back once
it is due. No sleep is left.
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None new that I could confirm. I traced the filter path through discover_matching, the sources/service.layers retain alignment, the listed cut, total/matched/listedNote, the dialog's search_all throttle, refresh_added, and the row lookup (row_layers). Indexing is bounds-safe (min(len) and get), and the borrows in search_all are disjoint.
Security
None new. The filter is only a substring match on already-read layers. It adds no network reach and no new effect; the existing service.layersNetwork effect is unchanged.
Performance
Already raised, not repeated here: search_all runs service.layers on the UI thread once per typing pause, and the filter-word cost is bounded only by layers × distinct words (see the earlier threads).
Quality
Nit, for the release quality pass: add_service repeats the conn.search.filter == key lookup that searched() already does, and row_layers re-derives the same answer. A small helper would remove the duplication.
AGENTS.md
Visible UI change without screenshots (confidence: high). The PR adds the "Searching all N layers…" line, reworded empty-filter text, and search notes beside the listing's, but its UI evidence section says "New text only". AGENTS.md asks for before/after screenshots of changed UI. Inline comment posted at crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs:1120. I anchored that line from the hunk header, so check it lands on the "The first {n} of them" label.
Earlier concerns left alone (already raised): six. These are the search with text: None reaching a blocking download (dialogs.rs around line 880, still unguarded), the timing-dependent smoke assertion (smoke.rs around line 2510), the UI-thread cost of search_all (dialogs.rs around line 906), the unbounded filter-word cost (service.rs around line 199 and 707), the first filtered call reporting withheld addresses only in notes rather than as a notice (answered by the author), and the UI-thread doc justification (resolved).
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Summary
After #1526,
service.addtakes any layer a service's capabilities give by name, but Add From Service lists only the first 2000, and its filter searched only those. With IBGE's WFS (10,186 types, in an order that changes between answers), a layer past position 2000 couldn't be found or added from the dialog.service.layerstakesfilter: words a layer's title or name must all contain, in any case, as the dialog's filter matched. Every layer read is searched (up toMAX_READ_LAYERS), not only those a listing shows. The first 2000 matches are listed, and the answer says how many match (matched) of how many were read (total). More matches than that:only the first 2000 of 2497 matching layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name.notesstill say them), and afilterthat isn't text is refused, not ignored.listedNote), it runsservice.layersagain with the filter on the documents it already keeps (ServiceConn::textanddocuments), so nothing is downloaded. Its rows then come from that answer, and Add works on them as on listed rows.SEARCH_PAUSE), not on every key. Until then, the listed layers are filtered in the dialog as before, under a line that saysSearching all 10186 layers….The first 2000 of them are listed; the filter searches all of them.(it said the filter searched only those).only the first 2000 of 2001 matching layers are listed; service.add takes any of them by name.data-formats.md) says the filter searches every layer read: layers past the read limits, and an ArcGIS service's past its first 2000 (an ArcGIS list is read only as far as it is listed), aren't read, so it doesn't find them.Choices and limits
poll_service), done again only once typing has paused. On IBGE's 12 MB WFS it takes about 0.3 s in a dev build, less in a release build. Running it on a session of its own off the frame would leave out what this session holds for a saved connection's login (service.layersbinds it to the addresses the rows carry).search_all's doc comment says so.Testing
Measured with
service.layerson a saved copy of IBGE's WFS capabilities (12 MB, 10,186 types), given astext, throughrustgis-cli mcp(dev build, best of 3):solospedo areazzzNew and changed tests:
a_filter_searches_past_the_listing(engine): 2500 types, three of them past position 2000 titledSolos do Brasil.filter: " BRASIL solos "lists those three withmatched3 andtotal2500;t:2500finds the last one; words that match nothing give 0; a filter matching 2497 lists 2000 with the note; a blank filter is none; and without a filter the answer is as before (nomatched).a_search_does_not_repeat_the_listings_notice(engine): a landing page whose collections link withholds the address's token gives the notice once after the listing and still once after three searches, whose notes carry it; a list or a number asfilteris refused.a_cut_listing_says_what_the_filter_searches(UI): with 2001 types, the new line with an empty filter;T:2001showsSearching all 2001 layers…and no row while typing, then after the pause the rowt:2001, from the search's answer (one match);t:(2001 matches) shows the search's note; clearing the filter brings the line back.cargo fmt,cargo clippy -D warningson the data, engine and UI crates, and withRUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=enon Windows: all ofrustgis-data's tests (966), all ofrustgis-ui-egui's, and the engine's library tests (1,226 passed, 1 failed:gdal_formats_open_when_gdal_is_installed, which fails on this PC onmaintoo).UI evidence
Add From Service on a local WFS with 2500 feature types, three of them past position 2000 titled
Solos do Brasil(ui_shot,RUSTGIS_LANGUAGE=en). The dialog's layout is unchanged; its text changes.Before (
main): with an empty filter the line readThe filter searches the first 2000 of them; the service.add command adds any other by its name., andsolosfound nothing, since those three are past the first 2000.After, empty filter: the line says the filter searches all of them.
Typing
solos: until typing pauses, the line says the search is coming.After the pause: the three layers past position 2000, each with Add.
tipomatches 2497: the search's own note says only the first 2000 are listed.Related issue
Closes #1577.
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