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Find and replace only in the current file
It would be nice to be able to run a find and replace only in the selected tab. While having the ability to run a replacement of text on many files is nice, usually you do not need to. I do webdev and you come across a lot of index.php files, having to close out of all the 'open files' with the same name just to be able to run a replace on things inside the current file is more than a bit of a pain. It would also be nice to be able to step threw the find results one at a time and choose if you wanted to replace them.
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Jon Skinner 13 років тому
You can use the Find/Replace menu item for this
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Sorry, I really should have gone threw the options in the menu (I simply tried ctrl-shift-f by default). Thanks for the quick reply and modifiable keyboard shortcuts!
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Thanks for answering Andy, but why shouldn't that be included in the options for the "full" find and replace see image
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(Mac keyboard shortcuts, ST 2.0.2)
cmd-shift-f (in menu, Find > Find in Files) brings up the 'Find / Where / Replace' tool as pictured, which applies to all open files
cmd-alt-f (in menu, Find > Replace...) brings up a more traditional 'Find / Replace' that only targets the currently focussed file
So, use cmd-alt-f (Replace...) instead of cmd-shift-f (Find in Files) to avoid this problem.
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