Re: how do you get the find-text box to ignore case
Re: how do you get the find-text box to ignore case
- Subject: Re: how do you get the find-text box to ignore case
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 31 Aug 2009 13:27:40 -0700
On Aug 31, 2009, at 1:20 PM, Bob Sabiston wrote: Is there some way to get the find text box to ignore case? I keep looking for things and they don't show up because I haven't typed the capital letters.
Again I'm going to quote from the Xcode 3.2 Release Notes and recommend that you read them. Believe me, it is going to save you a lot of time in asking these straightforward questions and waiting for them to be answered.
Single-file find is now implemented with an in-editor toolbar rather than a separate window. Find is incremental; it highlights matching strings as you type them in the search field. Choosing Find > Find Next or pressing Return cycles forward through the found results. Choosing Find > Find Previous or Pressing Shift-Return cycles backward. Pressing the Escape key cancels a find in progress and scrolls back to the original selection. Pressing Tab dismisses the find toolbar, and leaves the most recently found match selected. The Regular _expression_, Ignore Case, Wrap Around, and Recent Searches options for the Find command are available in the pop-up menu in the Find text field. Note that regular _expression_ searches are computationally expensive, and aren’t performed as you type them; press Enter or Tab to perform the find. Choosing Replace from the Find pop-up menu reveals the Replace text field and related buttons. To replace text within a selection instead of the entire file, hold Option and click the In Selection button.
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