Re: Search Results inline

[Rich Siegel]

On 25 Mar 2024, at 23:53, Ray Hamel wrote:

> Is it possible to have BBEdit display the search results in the same window
> in a lower pane or split pane?  I don't want the results to open into a new
> seperate window.   As I click in the results windows in the lower pane, it
> takes me to the line or row from my Grep or search terms. Use case:
>> Open Find . Enter your search term or grep
>> Click Find All, (opens a new window)

It's not possible to list the results in the original window; but since Search 
Results windows present an editable view (just like the original), there's not 
really a functional difference, only a different presentation from what you 
just described.

You could use "Quick Find" to visualize and navigate through the results 
in-window, as well.

R.


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Search Results inline

[Ray Hamel]

Is it possible to have BBEdit display the search results in the same window 
in a lower pane or split pane?  I don't want the results to open into a new 
seperate window.   As I click in the results windows in the lower pane, it 
takes me to the line or row from my Grep or search terms. Use case:
> Open Find . Enter your search term or grep 
> Click Find All, (opens a new window)


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Re: Search Results Inline

[Chris]

BBEdit has dedicated ‘results window’ that will display your search results, in 
a way similar to what you described, if you you click on find all in the search 
panel or from the search menu. 

The keyboard command ‘CMD-E’ it will copy your selection to a search clipboard. 

It will then use that term for subsequent searches. So your can CMD-E then 
CMD-G to find the next result without using any special search interface. Or 
CMD-E then Search > Find All and it will bring up that previously mentioned 
results window. 

Check out the Search menu as it documents the various key commands. It’s pretty 
neat how you can string the commands together.

Hope that helps. 
--Chris(topher)?

> On Feb 17, 2024, at 3:24 PM, Brian Forte  wrote:
> 
> Ray,
> 
>> On Sat, 17 Feb 2024 14:04:45 -0800 (PST), Ray Hamel wrote:
>> How can I use the search or Find all
>> feature but prevent the search window coming up into a new window.
> 
> I’m not especially familiar with Notepad++ (I’ve used it once or twice
> but only for quick and basic editing).
> 
> That said, Search ➞ Live Search (or type ⌘-⌥-F) adds a Find text-entry
> field below the current BBEdit window’s Title Bar.
> 
> And, to quote the excellent BBEedit User Manual (Help ➞ User Manual),
> 
>> As you type, BBEdit selects the first occurrence of what you have
>> typed so far.
> 
>> 3. To find the next occurrence of the matching text, click the Next
>>   (right) arrow, or type Return or Enter
> 
>> 4. To find the previous occurrence of the matching text, click the
>>   Previous (left) arrow, or type Shift-Return or Shift-Enter.
> 
> This feels like something close to what you’re familiar with from
> Notepad++.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Brian.
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Re: Search Results Inline

[Brian Forte]

Ray,

On Sat, 17 Feb 2024 14:04:45 -0800 (PST), Ray Hamel wrote:
> How can I use the search or Find all 
> feature but prevent the search window coming up into a new window.

I’m not especially familiar with Notepad++ (I’ve used it once or twice
but only for quick and basic editing).

That said, Search ➞ Live Search (or type ⌘-⌥-F) adds a Find text-entry
field below the current BBEdit window’s Title Bar.

And, to quote the excellent BBEedit User Manual (Help ➞ User Manual),

> As you type, BBEdit selects the first occurrence of what you have
> typed so far. 

> 3. To find the next occurrence of the matching text, click the Next
>(right) arrow, or type Return or Enter

> 4. To find the previous occurrence of the matching text, click the
>Previous (left) arrow, or type Shift-Return or Shift-Enter.

This feels like something close to what you’re familiar with from
Notepad++.

Regards,

Brian.
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Search Results Inline

[Ray Hamel]

So I am now using a Macbook Pro M3, and love BBedit, however I am coming 
from using Notepad ++ for many years.  How can I use the search or Find all 
feeature but prevent the search window coming up into a new window.  I'd 
prefer to have the search results appear at the lower part of the main 
/same window - split in half basically.  As I click on rows in the results 
in the lower pane, it takes me to the lines in the upper pane.  Is this 
possible?

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