Re: New search implementation in the IDE

[Christof Thalhofer <chrisml@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Am 01.11.24 um 19:35 schrieb Bruce Steers:

>     I don't know what 'pressing find all' means. So I cannot confirm.
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> sorry it's the browse button (magnifying glass)
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>     Instead of pressing a button try CTRL-ENTER after you typed your search
>     string. That opens the search results and is currently a hidden
>     feature.
>     Did you mean that?
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> Yes , i think hitting find all (sorry that's the browse button) and 
> Ctrl-Enter is the same thing.

No.

After you typed the search string, ENTER finds the next occurrence of 
the string. Ctrl-Enter also opens the *search result tab*.

The old search opens the *search result tab* automatically when you 
search in *all files* or in *all source files*.

> It's after that though , then when i close the upper search panel the 
> search results panel vanishes never to return.
>
> hmm Ctrl-Enter isn't making a difference but it seems if i only press 
> Ctrl-F to open the search panel and not use the IDE Find button then 
> it's okay.

> Only using the toggle button makes it go wrong.
> it's gotta be something to do with that.

Yes. The toggle button doesn't initiate any search functionality, it 
just switches the visibility of the *search form* on and off and the 
*search result tab* only off.

Now I can confirm: The toggle button switches both off but when switched 
on it only makes the search form visible again but not the *search 
result tab*.

Next issue is:

When you after that want to open the *search result tab* by hitting 
Ctrl-Enter it instead opens the console. That's weird.

Alles Gute

Christof Thalhofer

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