Running 21beta2. Since I am running on Ubuntu 14.04, but via remote CygwinX, I can't use the Command as part of the bindings (local Windows machine intercepts as expected). Therefore, several of the bindings I've changed, one being activate-find (since I'm in a vim emulate, ^F is taken) to Shift-Ctrl-F. For testing (yeah, it's awkward, but I wanted to test the mini-find), I've bound find-next to Shift-Ctrl-Alt-G.
In VIM emulation mode, I can do a
/extern
n
p
Find the next and previous occurrences of 'extern' work as expected.
Shift-Ctrl-G
Shift-Ctrl-Alt-G
Those, find the same string forwards and backwards as expected.
Shift-Ctrl-F
Opens mini-find with my search string as expected. However, with it open Shift-Ctrl-G will find the previous string, but Shift-Ctrl-Alt-G will no longer find the next string (does nothing). Close mini-find, now Shift-Ctrl-Alt-G works again.
Note, with mini-find open, If I pulled down the Search Menu, it shows the binding to 'next occurrence' and will find the string just fine. It just appears that the binding doesn't take when mini-find is open.
Closing SE and restarting it had no impact with the new binding and mini-find.
