The simple suggestionis, in case a search is initiated from a diagram or front panel (by a right-click aciton), to memorize internally where that query was sent from, and provide a link back to that place in the Search Results window.
Of course if the Search is initiated by a Ctrl-F, it is probably a lot more complex to restore the situation to what it was before the search (windows could have opened, or be brought into focus, etc), so I am not including this in the suggestion.
Case study:
I find a reference, or a terminal, or whatever that belongs to a control or an indicator.
Now, I want to check all the places where a Property Node for this object appears.
I right-click >> Find Property Nodes and get the Search Results window opened.
Now, should I select any of the hits and try to "Go To" it, I instantly loose the location I started from (and where rather naturally, I may very well want to come back to resume work).
Of course, as a possible workaround (assuming I think about it, which is unlikely), I could drop a simple bookmark like #0 and once done with my PN exploration, go to the Bookmark Manager and find where #0 is located, but I will probably foget to do that most of the time.
PS: this is different from this idea, although the title may make it sound similar.
If I want to do a few things I need to reopen the GSW and of course I can't do anything else while the GSW is open
==========>
