Search in Lister
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Search in Lister
Search in Lister check text only down from cursor and cannot search in whole file, if file was scrolled.
1. Open any big text file.
2. Scroll it to the middle.
3. Press Crtl+F
4. Try to find any string in this file, which present only in text above current screen.
5. Lister will say: "Not found".
Why Lister cannot seek text in whole file without reference to currect scroll (for ex., like MS Word)?
1. Open any big text file.
2. Scroll it to the middle.
3. Press Crtl+F
4. Try to find any string in this file, which present only in text above current screen.
5. Lister will say: "Not found".
Why Lister cannot seek text in whole file without reference to currect scroll (for ex., like MS Word)?
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2bbutcher
Hello !
• On the Search dialogue, just tick the box [×] Search backwards and it works.
- You must do it prior.
KR
Claude
Clo

• On the Search dialogue, just tick the box [×] Search backwards and it works.
- You must do it prior.

Claude
Clo
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Search in a loop ?
2Boofo
Most certainly, Bob … But I'm not sure that “Search as a loop” might be set by default (?).
- What do you think ?
KR
Claude
clo

- What do you think ?

Claude
clo
#31505 Traducteur Français de T•C French translator Aide en Français Tutoriels Français English Tutorials
No bug but lacuna
[mod]Thread moved to “TC7.5 Suggestions” since there is no bug, but the feature is missing…
Clo, moderator.[/mod]
Clo, moderator.[/mod]
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- Balderstrom
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- Balderstrom
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The cursor isn't invisible. At least it doesn't have to be:
Wincmd.ini, Helpfile: Ini File Settings
Wincmd.ini, Helpfile: Ini File Settings
And I doubt many would agree that search should automatically start from the top every time you search, that would be incredibly annoying.[Lister]
Caret=1 Show caret (text cursor), e.g. to select text with the keyboard.
*BLINK* TC9 Added WM_COPYDATA and WM_USER queries for scripting.
Is it a bit easier to press F6 in lister instead of modifying wincmd.ini?Balderstrom wrote:The cursor isn't invisible. At least it doesn't have to be:
Wincmd.ini, Helpfile: Ini File SettingsAnd I doubt many would agree that search should automatically start from the top every time you search, that would be incredibly annoying.[Lister]
Caret=1 Show caret (text cursor), e.g. to select text with the keyboard.

- Balderstrom
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Support.Balderstrom wrote:instead of just popping up with Not found, give the option to research from beginning - problem solved.
This way F3 wouldn't loop through the file without notifying the user that searching started over at the beginning.
Who the hell is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?
-- TC starter menu: Fast yet descriptive command access!
-- TC starter menu: Fast yet descriptive command access!
Ok. For example, why not from current position to end and then from top to current position? Why search cannot automaticaly seek text in whole file if text was scrolled?Balderstrom wrote:And I doubt many would agree that search should automatically start from the top every time you search, that would be incredibly annoying.
- Balderstrom
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Because it is polite.
Hey there Balderstrom Sir, I couldn't find anything. I tried very hard. Do you wish me to continue from the beginning?
No, that's ok FindTool, that would be a waste of time...there was a reason I made you start in the middle and didn't tell you to search backwards, but thank you anyways.
Hey there Balderstrom Sir, I couldn't find anything. I tried very hard. Do you wish me to continue from the beginning?
No, that's ok FindTool, that would be a waste of time...there was a reason I made you start in the middle and didn't tell you to search backwards, but thank you anyways.