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Search/Replace Window

The Search/Replace window displays in the same location as the Compiler Results window. Options are available to search for text within the current script displayed, all open files, or the entire develop folder.

Search window details

Press <Ctrl+F> to display the Search/Replace window and all the available options.

Press <Ctrl+R> to toggle between the Search/Replace window and the code screen.

Search elements

Number	Element	Description
1	Search String	Enter the string value to be searched
2	Replace String	Enter the optional replacement value
3	Match Case	Select if the search should result in only exact case match
4	Match Whole Word	Select if the search should result in only exact entire word(s)
5	Use Regular Expressions	Search using an expression. See Microsoft Reference Guide.
6	Find Previous	Move focus to the previous successful search item
7	Find Next	Move focus to the next successful search item (F3)
8	Replace Next	Replace the next successful search item with the string from the replace field
9	Replace All	Replace all matching strings with the string in the replace field
10	Search Location	Select the desired location to search/replace. Options include Current Document, All Open Documents, and Development Folder.
11	X	Close search/replace window

Search results details

As you type the Search String, the search will begin automatically from the position of the cursor in your source code. The list of found items will build instantly as you continue to type. The file name, row, column, and line detail of the found string will display. Clicking the line referencing a found string will take your cursor to the coordinating line in your source code.

Searching the Development folder will display in the same manner. However, the search process will not begin automatically. You must enter the string to be searched and click the Find Next arrow. The search will immediately show all found locations.

When you select a line of a file that is not open, the file will automatically open with the cursor to the line location.

Note: If you change your search fields, you will need to click the Find Next arrow to refresh the results window.

Replace string

Replacing a string is handled by typing in the details of what should be the new value. Select the location to search.

• Select Replace Next to walk through the code and replace one item at a time.
• Select Replace All to replace all occurrences at one time without walking through the code.

Note: If you are selecting to replace a string using the Development Folder search location, the files are automatically opened and the item replaced. These files will need to be recompiled.