On Oct 28, 2006, at 1:03 AM, Chris Espinosa wrote:
On Oct 27, 2006, at 9:55 PM, Laurence Harris wrote:
Okay, I guess I'm just an idiot when it comes to Xcode, but how to
do I get it to do a full search and replace using all my source
and header files? There's no Replace All button in the Find in
Project window.
Sorry, I don't have headers for you to read, so you'll have to
settle for documentation:
In Project Find (which is implicitly multiple-file), Replace
replaces in the hits selected in the Find Results, or in all of
them if there is no selection.
Thanks. This works, but:
- Is it normal to apply an action to all items if none are selected?
- The documentation referenced above does not mention that Replace
will replace all if no entry is selected.
- I've never needed to read documentation to use the global find and
replace in any other application.
- I definitely prefer the CodeWarrior approach to this. I know it
requires saving the changes and closing windows opened during the
process, but it's saved my butt more than once to be able to watch
the replace process as it's taking place when the results weren't
quite what I'd anticipated. When that happened I could just abort the
operation and close the windows without saving changes. I don't see
any way to view the results before committing the changes with the
Xcode approach. Am I missing something?
Larry
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