Command line search/replace wrap behaving differently

[Dennis]

I'm seeing what I think is a slightly different behavior with command line search and replace and wrapping to the top of the buffer (in v28, not new to 28.0.2):

Suppose you have this file:

Code: [Select]

HEARTS
HEARTS
HEARTS
HEARTS
HEARTS

And you want to replace it with clubs and your cursor is on line 3.

Code: [Select]

c/HEARTS/CLUBS/
You will be prompted for the three replacements, and then prompted about wrapping to the top.  "End of file reached.  Continue searching from the top?"  After selecting "Yes", I just get a message saying "Command cancelled. Replaced 3 occurrences".  It used to correctly continue searching and replacing from the top.

[Clark]

Reproduced. We will look into this.

[Clark]

This has been broken for many years

A hot fix is available for this.

Download the hot fix here:

https://www.slickedit.com/hotfixes

Then load the hot fix: Help>Product Updates>Load Hot Fix...

[Dennis]

Thanks.  BTW, the hotfix page has a small typo (28.0.0.2).

[Clark]

Fixed typo

[Dennis]

That...was...FAST!

[Dennis]

Tried out the hot fix.  Don't really like the command line prompting instead of the message box.  I have a somewhat simpler fix.  Patch attached.

[Clark]

Your fix fails sometimes. I can't always get it to fail but sometimes it fails. I get it to fail more often when I use the mouse but I know I got it to fail once using the keyboard.

I figured that since we are already prompting in the message line, might as well keep prompting in the message line. I could add an option to get_event() to avoid bailing when focus changes but that would take a new installer.

[Clark]

get_event() already had an option to ignore focus events. I just added that. Created a hot fix 7