Robert Brenstein wrote:
Regex is indeed a built-in option for global search and that search
finds all objects that contain the search string. However, I was
referring to searching within a single script, a script I am editing.
Right now, one can search in the editor by hoping from instance to
instance of the string. What I had in mind was seeing all lines with a
given string at once. There is not grep option for the search or replace
within the editor, either. At least not that I see that in 3.0.
Perhaps I've missed something, but I think that both these excellent
facilities are indeed available in 3.0. If you click on the "+" button at the
bottom right of the script editor "Find and replace", it supports grep. And
the "Find All" option shows in the "Search Results" tab at the bottom of the
script editor all lines with matching strings at once. Even better, you can
do this across all open (in the script editor) scripts.
I've requested that this should extend to all scripts that aren't open,
because the presentation - when you're searching code - is so much more useful
than the generic "Find and Replace". That is, that the options should be:
- Current Tab
- All Tabs
- Current Card
- Current Stack
- Current Stack File
- (All open stack files)
See <http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=7321>.
So I think it could be even better - but I think it is there. Or perhaps I've
misunderstood your point.
- Ben
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