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4.6.1 Navigating and Viewing Search Results ¶

You can use n and p (p-search-next-item and p-search-prev-item) to navigate the entries in the search results.

The following functions can also be used in conjunction with the search results:

RET (p-search-find-document) ¶

This command navigates to the document under the point in the other window, moving to the line indicated in the preview section. Each candidate type may have its own way of finding the document to display. Info nodes for example use Emacs’ Info package to navigate to the corresponding node.

v (p-search-view-document) ¶

This command behaves similar to p-search-find-document, except that the buffer it opens and navigates to is switched to read-only.

C-o (p-search-display-document) ¶

Open the document under the point in the other window but keep the selected window that of the p-search session.

< (p-search-prev-results-page) ¶

Show the previous search results page if your on a page other than the first.

> (p-search-next-results-page) ¶

Show the next page of search results.

x (p-search-explain-dwim)

Show the explanation of the search result under the point, displaying document metadata and probability calculation details.