This was finally fixed in master by 9f5b430458192388a7bf611943fc61b2a8b44246.
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Closed #758.
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ridiculous!
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Using the fix from kenshail I got it working on my local copy as well, thanks!
Reading through PR #588 (in which the update function of the search box is
already mentioned) I decided not to go through the steps of making a new PR.
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No offence taken whatsover. I has assumed that he was using the patched
function that I had posted here.
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From: elextr
Date: 26/01/2019 14:09 (GMT+07:00)
To: geany/geany
Cc: kenshail , Mention
Subject: Re: [geany/geany
@Haburaku as I said above, nobody has made a pull request with the code and the
documentation of the modified behaviour.
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Ok, thanks for the clarification. I still think it is a usefull feature. Can
the souce code be shared or pushed to git (or a branch if it can't be included
in master).
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@kenshail I definitely was not criticising you or implying that you should have
done anything different, sorry if it sounded that way.
Just intended to clarify for @Haburaku that the change has to be made locally,
its not part of Geany.
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I simply submitted it as a suggested patch because the discussion at
that time seemed to suggest that some may not want search to work that
way.
On 2019-01-26 06:46, elextr wrote:
> @Haburaku [1] to be clear, AFAIK nobody has made a pull request to add the
> functionality to Geany, so it will n
@Haburaku to be clear, AFAIK nobody has made a pull request to add the
functionality to Geany, so it will not be in Geany git.
@kenshail modified his own copy, not Geanys.
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Did you recompile the modified source?
The change saves you having to close and re open the find dialog for a new
find. You highlight the required text then click the search tab without closing
the dialog. The required text will then appear in the dialog.This procedure is
similar to some
@kenshail
I have downloaded and installed version 1.34 (from your comment: "I have
changed this on a local copy of 1.34 and it works fine") but the search item in
the "Find" field is still not updated accordingly to the highlighted text. Do I
have the right version or am I doing the wrong thing
@kenshail about the crash on `help-> about` it should be fixed in git
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@kenshail
I would really like to have this ctrl-f update function :-). Can you help me to
get it working on Linux? In short, how (and where) do I change Search.c and
compile it?
Cheers,
René
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I have changed this on a local copy of 1.34 and it works fine - just one
function, search_show_find_dialog had to be changed in Search.c
You can leave the search widget open and highlight the next text to find. It
transfers to the widget when you click find again without having to close the
wi
@kenshail no, nobody contributed anything.
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Was anything ever implemented on this? I am still screaming every time that the
open Find dialog does not update to the highlighted text when I click Find or
Ctrl-F. Please someone call me a dumb-head for not finding the already
implemented option.
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Hi everyone,
I'm also affected by this issue. Is anyone working on it ?
@jgraley Do you have a status ?
Thanks
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@jgraley a well written pull request would be fine, so long as it has an option
to continue the current behaviour there shouldn't be any problems. Don't
forget to document it in the manual (unsubtle hint).
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Hi Guys
This issue is affecting me too. consider the steps (from an earlier comment):
1. find something
2. do some editing, which may involve selecting
Now at this point it's equally likely the user wants
3a. find again, still having the original find text available.
or
3b. find the new thing jus
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