On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 01:59:07 +0300
"Ciprian Mustiata" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:42:35 +0300
> "Ciprian Mustiata" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > - file->search or replace (excluding incremental search) are to
> > heavy Unify them in the same dialog and if the replace/search (like
> > is in: Find in Files dialog) work differently on different
> > criteria: by project, by folder, etc. they may be put in multiple
> > tabs
>
> I'm not sure how multiple tabs are more usable here. Can you give more
> details?
>
> Instead all Search, replace, Find in files options, in my point of
> view should be only one dialog: Search with two tabs:
> - Search (in current file)
> - Search All (all files)
> They should keep the form of Find in Files dialog (which have both
> roles, for search and replace)
>
> Find All will create a list of all results in all files, and Find
> will create the results in the current file (nothing new here) and
> will be put in a list (like Find in Files). The F3 (Find Next/Replace
> Next), and Shift+F3 (Find previous) will to in that list one item up
> and down. On that way to be the things the search will reduce to less
> options: Search, Incremental Search, Go to Line. The dialog that
> users should learn is very simple (because will do all steps and you
> have to learn it only once) and will be consistent against all
> searchings. Incremental Search and Go To Line are very simple dialogs
> and have nothing to change.
Do I understand this right:
You want that the normal Find dialog should put its result into the
search result view, instead of jumping to the result?
And you want that Find and Find-in-Files should be merged, so that you
can no longer use Find-in-Files for global navigation and Find for
local navigation?
I personally would not like that. But if someone really wants this
feature, then provide a patch that adds an option to the env opts dlg,
so users can switch between those both behaviors.
Mattias
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