Next, the browser opens, the site is found, a search is done, and the search results are displayed automatically:
Not bad, right? I saw something interesting recently in JBuilder—there, if you press F1 over a word, the built-in helpset pops up with a text explaining the word under the cursor. So, in that case, you don't go to the external browser, but to the internal helpset instead. That's also something pretty cool, especially if you're a relative beginner and you don't know what identifiers such as "public" mean.
Anyway, Ramón, great work! This is a further addition to the many little plug-ins that have popped up since Ludo made his Google Toolbar available (which is also part of Roumen's latest flash demo). Cool how one thing sparks off another like that.
PS: Check out Christopher Atlan's blog!
Here is the description of the module:
"Sends the word under caret in the editor to be searched in the web search
engine of your choice. You can add, remove, activate and deactivate web
search engines through the options (Tools - Options - Miscellaneous - Web
Search Engines)"
You may have to restart the ide to see the options of the plugin. I will set the module to "needs restart" soon.
I will also make the sources available soon.
I hope you find it usefull :)