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Find and Replace (Ctrl+H) with one line selected should activate "In selection" option
When I use Replace... with a single line selected, it replaces all matches in the file rather than all matches on the current line by default.
Steps to reproduce:
Given this text:
foo
food
Move the cursor to the line containing "foo", press Home, Shift+End, press Ctrl+H, type "foo" in the Find What box, type "bar" in the Replace With box, then click Replace All.
Expected:
foo -> bar
Actual:
foo -> bar
food -> bard
Looks like "In selection" is only automatically set if selection is longer than one line. I think it should be set any time there's a selection, including when I've only selected the current line.
Build 2181 on Linux
Steps to reproduce:
Given this text:
foo
food
Move the cursor to the line containing "foo", press Home, Shift+End, press Ctrl+H, type "foo" in the Find What box, type "bar" in the Replace With box, then click Replace All.
Expected:
foo -> bar
Actual:
foo -> bar
food -> bard
Looks like "In selection" is only automatically set if selection is longer than one line. I think it should be set any time there's a selection, including when I've only selected the current line.
Build 2181 on Linux
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Keith Hall 13 years ago
I agree with you, same happens on the Windows build 2181
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