On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 5:53 PM, Alain Plantec <[email protected]> wrote:
> Le 02/12/2010 21:27, Mariano Martinez Peck a écrit : > > First, Alain, let me congratulate you because of this wonderful >> improvemnt. I found myself several times copying code to a text editor to do >> exactly that and then come back to pharo...anyway, awesome work. >> > thanks Mariano, > > > >> Now, I have a little bug. Suppose I search something, in this case, I >> serached the word "new" in testParagraphExtent >> Now...it shows all the "new" with a orange color. Perfect. But then I put >> cancel, I go to other methods, and it is still painting "new"!!! ;) >> I should do that when I change the method I guess, or when I press cancel. >> > the orange color is for the current searched text which is updated while > you are typing some text in the find field. > It is the same when you select some text and cmd-h. > so I can set the search text to empty string if one cancel the find & > replace. > is it what you want ? > notice that you can do that with cmd-h with nothing selected in the current > text morph. > > imho setting search text to empty string in any other context different that the place you did the search would be the best As an example if i search for "self" browsing a method even if after i open an Inspector i can see "self" highlighted Cheers, Francisco > >> Last little thing is that it would be nice to have the find & replace like >> a popup, so that you can close it from the windows title in addition to >> "close" button. >> > sorry, I don't really understand. > You just want an additional menu item it the window menu in order to be > able to close the find & replace dialog from there ? > > Cheers > Alain > > Thanks >> >> mariano >> > > >
