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If selected, BOOK will not match book.
Whole word
: The search string must not appear as part of another word: book will not match mybook.
Regular expression
: If selected, the search term becomes a regular expression. For example, b.*k would match book.
Search Script Events
: If selected, the text of script events on actions is also searched. This is important if renaming a variable, for instance.
Press <Enter> or click the Search button to search for your specified term. For each match, the Target, action, property and value are shown. Note that a single action usually matches several times, because the string is contained in the title, the log title, and so forth.
Double-click on a match to highlight the action in the Design & Debug window. You can then use the keyboard shortcuts F3 and Shift+F3 to move forward and backward through matches.
Replace Options
To replace matches, first perform a search as above.
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The string that search matches will be replaced with.
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None
No replacements can be made. Functions as a sort of "safety catch".
Replace
Replacements will be made as normal.
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- Search for "rm (.*).txt" with Regular Expression flag on.
- Replace with "del $1.xml" with Substitute Regular Expression Matches flag on.
- A match such as "delete file.txt" will be replaced with "del file.xml"
Controls
Search
Press <Enter> or click the Search button to search for your specified term. For each match, the Target, action, property and value are shown. Note that a single action usually matches several times, because the string is contained in the title, the log title, and so forth.
Double-click on a match to highlight the action in the Design & Debug window. You can then use the keyboard shortcuts F3 and Shift+F3 to move forward and backward through matches.
Stop
Aborts the search, if it is taking too long.
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