Re: Find All in current window?
Re: Find All in current window?
- Subject: Re: Find All in current window?
- From: Peter Lau <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 16:57:05 -0400
On Aug 28, 2005, at 2:36 PM, j o a r wrote: On 28 aug 2005, at 18.25, Peter Lau wrote:
definitely a newbie's question.
quite often, I will read the system's header files. The way I have been doing in other environment is to open the text file and do a "Find All". The UI usually involves two panes, the upper pane will list the line number and the text line that has search text. The bottom pane will be an editor that I can further search, etc.
In XCode 2.1, I found "Find In Project..." that allow me the do that... but there's no option for "Frontmost Window" or "Current File" option.
And "Single File Find..." has the Replace All, but no "Find All".
So how do I do the "Find All" in current file?
Select the file you want to search in the file pane, and then use the "In selected" option in the project find panel / pane.
"file pane" as the project window? Ah... that works for my .c files... as I don't usually put my .h files in the project window... nor the system headers...
I don't know how many people would do this but I do this quite often using the other environment:
open HIView.h, open the Find dialog... type the word I want to find (let say "content"), do a Find All... then I can easily find the constant I was thinking about: kHIViewWindowContentID.
so I guess there's no way to do this in XCode?
pete |
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