Fortran Search is displayed in the Fortran perspective:
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search from the menu bar
4: "Fortran Search" should be in the dropdown menu.


Fortran Search is among the choices in the Search Page
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search from the menu bar
4: Select Search from the dropdown menu
5: "Fortran Search" should be one of the tabs listed in the Search dialog


Search Button is disallowed for empty strings
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Delete any text in the "Search pattern" text box
5: The search button should be disabled


Search Button is disallowed if no types are specified
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Enter any characters into the "Search Pattern" text box
5: Uncheck all check boxes in the "Search for" area 
   (Common block, Function, Subroutine, Module, Variable, Program)
6: The "Search" button should be disabled


Checked Regular Expression checkbox hides glob string instructions
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Check the Regular Expression checkbox
5: The "glob string instructions" (* = any string, ? = any character) should be hidden


Unchecked Regular Expression checkbox shows glob string instructions
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Uncheck the Regular Expression checkbox
5: The "glob string instructions" (* = any string, ? = any character) 
   should be visible under the search box


Search box saves last search settings
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Select any desired search criteria which will allow for a search
5: Perform the search (it does not matter if the search fails)
6: Select Search-> Fortran Search
7: The settings from the previous search should be enabled, and the string used in 
   the last search should be in the drop-down menu for the text box
   

Search button activates a search
1: Launch eclipse with the Photran plugin.
2: Ensure that the workspace is in the Fortran Perspective 
   (Window->Open Perspective-> Other-> Fortran)
3: Select Search-> Fortran Search
4: Select any desired search criteria which will allow for a search
5: Click the Search button
6: Ensure that the Search tab becomes active, indicating that the search command 
   was executed