Re: Xcode's Find in Project
Re: Xcode's Find in Project
- Subject: Re: Xcode's Find in Project
- From: Laurence Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:56:41 -0500
On Feb 19, 2007, at 12:04 PM, a.d. jensen wrote:
On Feb 19, 2007, at 10:26 AM, John Daniel wrote:
- There's no way as far as I can tell to find the first
occurrence in a multi-file search. In CW you could find the
first, do whatever editing you wanted to do, and then find the
next occurrence whether in that file or another. That came in
handy sometimes and I miss it. CW had Find and Find All buttons.
Didn't CW open up every file with a find result in a new window? I
seem to remember having to type Apple-S, Apple-W 27 times in a
row. Maybe there was a close all. I don't remember for sure. I
really haven't used CW much in 5 years or so. I definitely
remember that Find and Replace was the one thing I didn't like
about CW. I also know it is one of my favorite features of Xcode.
No, it kept all "finds" in the same window.
He's referring to a multi-file search initiated by the Find button
instead of the Find All button. In that case CW opened each file
containing a hit and selected it. It didn't replace the Find All
option, but it was a useful alternative at times.
Although it has separate windows for each different "find" (eg:
search for "this" and it has a window with a list of all instances,
including an editor that allows you to directly edit; then search
for "that" and you'll have a second window with all of the results.)
I, like Larry, greatly prefer the CodeWarrior (which I still use
for a couple of projects) find. However, my main beef with the
Xcode find is the lack of a "Find All" in a single file, as well as
the inability to have each multi-find file search result in a
separate window.
Larry
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