Command ‘Find’¶
Symbol
; keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+F
Function: This command scans the project or parts of it for a specified character string.
Call: Menu bar:
This command opens the Find dialog where the searched character string is specified and the search options are defined.
Dialog ‘Find’
| Find what | Character string to be searched. |
| Match case: | : The search considers uppercase and lowercase. |
| Match whole word: | : Only character strings are found that exact matches. |
| Search up: |
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| Use regular expressions: | Use the button to receive support when specifying regular expressions. |
| Search: | Drop-down list with the areas of the project to be searched:
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| Find next | Start the search |
| Find all | All search results are listed in the message view with their object path, project name, object name, and object position. Possible additional information for position: (Decl) = Declaration part of the object; (Impl) = Implementation part of the object Double-clicking the entry in the list opens the match position in the respective object editor. |
| Replace | Switches to the Replace dialog |
Dialog for setting the objects to be searched
| Entire project | All editable positions in all objects of the project are searched. |
| Entire project and all uncompiled libraries | All editable positions in all objects of the project, including integrated uncompiled libraries, are searched. |
| Within the following objects | Only the editable positions within the objects defined here are searched: |
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| All open editors | All editors are searched that are currently open in a window. |
| Active editor | Only the editor is searched where the cursor currently is. |
| Selection only | Only the text is searched that is currently selected in an object. |
See also
: The search considers uppercase and lowercase.
: The specified search range runs downwards.
button to receive support when specifying regular expressions.
: Opens a dialog where you set the areas of the project to be searched (see below)
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