def _matchKeyword(self, context, query, searchTerms, matchedKeyword):
"""
Add a keyword match for the given `query` to `context`.
"""
shortName, url = self._keywords[matchedKeyword]
# This explicit "cast" to QString is necessary in order to prevent
# python from interpreting `url` as a regular string. This way,
# unicode handling is a lot easier.
url = QString(url).replace("{searchTerms}", searchTerms)
# Default google search URL is some freaky contruction like:
# {google:baseURL}search?{google:RLZ}{google:acceptedSuggestion}{google:originalQueryForSuggestion}{google:searchFieldtrialParameter}{google:instantFieldTrialGroupParameter}sourceid=chrome&client=ubuntu&channel=cs&ie={inputEncoding}&q=%s
# google:baseURL is in attr "last_known_google_url" in ~./config/chromium/Local State
# Quick workaround...
if url.startsWith("{google:baseURL}"):
url = QUrl("%s/search" % self._googleBaseURL)
url.addQueryItem("q", searchTerms)
url.addQueryItem("qf", "f")
url = url.toString()
m = Plasma.QueryMatch(self.runner)
m.setText("Query \"%s\" for '%s'\n%s" % (shortName, searchTerms, url))
m.setType(Plasma.QueryMatch.ExactMatch)
m.setIcon(KIcon("chromium-browser"))
m.setData(url)
context.addMatch(query, m)
