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v18.60.0201 - 2018-01-18 17:33
+++ Find Text in Text Boxes: Now most text boxes (single and multiline) support a
small and basic Find Text dialog that allows you to search for strings in the
text. When a string is found it is selected and moved into view.
- Press Ctrl+F inside the text box to pop the dialog.
- Any currently selected string is taken as default text in the dialog.
- Press F3 to repeat the last search (the last search parameters are
remembered per text box, but not across sessions).
- If there is no last search in that box, F3 is equivalent to Ctrl+F.
- There are two self-explaining options:
* Match case
* Match whole word
The last choices here are used as global defaults for the first search
in each text box (on any subsequent search each text box remembers its
own choices locally). The last choices are stored across sessions.
- Search direction is downwards/rightwards only, and cycles back to the
top/left when no more matches are found.
- There is a built-in MRU list of up to 32 items.
It's stored across sessions if "Configuration | Startup & Exit | Save
Settings | Include most-recently-used lists on save" in ON, and
"History" (yes, this needs refinement) is checked under "Apply To".
- The following text boxes do NOT support the Find Text dialog:
* Live Filter Boxes (key conflict: Ctrl+F and F3 are already used here).
* Any boxes in Configuration Dialog (key conflict: Ctrl+F and F3 are
already used here to open the "Jump to Setting" interface).
* Raw View.
- Note that the Find Text dialog also works in text boxes created by
scripting.
- I called it "Find Text" and not just "Find" because in a file manager a
mere "Find" defaults to finding files.
* Labels: Max number raised to 32 (incl. "None"). So, additionally to
the 7 predefined color schemes (plus non-editable scheme "None"),
you can add another 24 schemes.
Note that you can assign keyboard shortcuts only to "None" and the first
15 labels.
! Windows Versions: "Windows Server 2016" was wrongly called "Windows 10
Server" before. Fixed.
! Type Ahead Find: Stopped working completely in Windows XP since recently.
Fixed. Note that the handling of non-Latin keyboards (added in v18.60.0103
- 2018-01-12 21:47) is not supported in XP.
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