I like having the mode always active, but I will comment that gnome3 is
going the way of NOT having a search dialog box - the search options are
selected with right-click properties on the search status bar inset.
However search-next always is active.
Sam
On 17/07/11 17:48, Miguel de Benito Delgado wrote:
Hi,
thanks for the feedback.
On Sun, Jul 17, 2011 at 12:42, Jan Lellmann <jan.lellm...@web.de
<mailto:jan.lellm...@web.de>> wrote:
I think the best option would be to have "search"/"search/replace"
dialogs. There one could implement all kinds of useful features,
like "search backwards" and "case sensitive" checkbox, "previous
match" button, regular expressions mode etc.
I assume Joris had some reason not to implement one of those dialogs
(or maybe was it just a quick hack?), so although I also miss them I
think it'd be better to have them as an extra. I'll think about it and
maybe start a new thread here some day.
This seems to be the quasi-standard now under all OSes, and the
current Texmacs implementation is really annoying for anything
else but searching for simple terms that only occur once.
I agree it could be better. But you can use "Find next" now...
For long documents, I always close the document and do the
search/replace in a plain text editor on the .tm file.
I do exactly the same thing.
So as a start, I'd strongly vote for keeping the shortcut always
active..
Vote noted. It's 2 - 0 now.
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