Given text file with:
CreateFile C:\xxx\xxxxx\xxxx asdfasdf asdf
CreateFile C:\xxx\xxxxx\xxxx-7.5 asdfasdfasdf
CreateFile C:\xxx\xxxxx\xxxx-7.0 asdfasdfasdfa
CreateFile C:\xxx\xxx-xxxxxxx sdfasdfsadfasdf
CreateFile C:\xxx\xxxxxx-xxxxxxx asdfasdfasdf
Search with
Perl Regex: "^CreateFile\o:b\o:p\oz"
Set Multiple Cursors is checked
WrapAt B/E is not checked
#1: No matter where the cursor is in the file, it does a find-all - setting cursors and highlighting all matches in the file.
I would expect it to only match from the current cursor position to the end of the buffer.
#2: Select several lines
Find with <Current Selection>
Set Multiple Cursors is checked
- It does not set multiple cursors.
- It reports the number of matches, and highlights the first match only.
- If I also select "Highlight all matches", then it highlights all the matches that were in the selection, but still doesn't set multiple cursors.
#3: Repeat #1, but with RecordMacro on.
After the find, end recording, and you get this:
gui_find();
if (find('^CreateFile\o:b\o:p\oz',"LI")) stop();
if (find('^CreateFile\o:b\o:p\oz',"LI")) stop();
Note that gui_find() is recorded, and FIND is repeated 2x.
Playing back the macro doesn't get anything like what you would expect.
#4: The "|" option for "find" isn't documented.
The "@", "m", "x" and "v" find/search options also are missing documentation.
#5: Recording a macro with FIND - set Multiple Cursor doesn't include the "|" option in the macro.
#6: The documentation for "search()":
Some options are bare:
R Interpret string as a SlickEdit r...
While others are quoted:
'+' (Default) Forward search.
