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OneNote Plugin
The OneNote plugin searches your locally synced OneNote notebooks based on the user query.
The code itself is very simple, basically just a call into OneNote interop via the https://github.com/scipbe/ScipBe-Common-Office library.
var pages = OneNoteProvider.FindPages(query.Search);
The query results will be cached for 1 day, and if cached results are found they'll be returned in the initial Query() call, otherwise OneNote itself will be queried in the delayedExecution:true overload.
If the user actions on a result, it'll open it in the OneNote app, and restore and/or focus the app as well if necessary.
if (PInvoke.IsIconic(handle))
{
PInvoke.ShowWindow(handle, SHOW_WINDOW_CMD.SW_RESTORE);
}
PInvoke.SetForegroundWindow(handle);
The plugin attempts to call the library in the constructor, and if it fails with a COMException then it'll note that OneNote isn't available and not attempt to query it again.
try
{
_ = OneNoteProvider.PageItems.Any();
_oneNoteInstalled = true;
}
catch (COMException)
{
// OneNote isn't installed, plugin won't do anything.
_oneNoteInstalled = false;
}