Entry No.
578
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IDE - Code editor
'Find text at cursor' in combination with 'Persistent blocks' doesn't work
correctly
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Description | |
Reported by Reinier Sterkenburg; checked by Eddie Churchill
To reproduce:
- Enable the above mentioned settings
- Select a few lines of code
- Put the cursor on a word in the selected text block
- Press Ctrl-F (or Ctrl-Q-F or any other command that activates the Find dialog)
- The 'text to find' edit now has the whole selected block in stead of the
word the cursor is on
This is very annoying. The combination of
'Find text at cursor' and 'Persistent blocks'
used to provide a very convenient way
to replace an identier in a selected block of code. |
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Solution / workaround | |
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The way I use it now is either pasting or typing the string
that must be found into the 'text to find' edit.
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