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    • AZJIO AZJIOA
      AZJIO AZJIO
      last edited by

      Simplified version


      Send(‘^{INS}’)
      ControlSetText(“[CLASS:#32770]”, “”, “Edit2”, ClipGet())


      But the search dialog should be open

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      • Alan KilbornA
        Alan Kilborn
        last edited by

        @AZJIO-AZJIO said:

        But the search dialog should be open

        I was most interested in the part that does the opening of the search dialog and switching its active tab. I had tried to do something like that in the past and didn’t have good luck. I can’t remember if it was for the same reason I am now having trouble with your original script, or not, but it very well could be. Do you know if there is an alternate way of doing it that might be more reliable?

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        • AZJIO AZJIOA
          AZJIO AZJIO
          last edited by

          Add before each command Sleep (1000) to see which command has failed

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          • Claudia FrankC
            Claudia Frank
            last edited by

            If it is still about the status message, then be aware that it is ownerdrawed text,
            which means that you need to resolve the pointer returned by the statusbar message used.
            Well, I assume ControlGetText returns the message from SB_GETTEXT (never really used autoit).

            A python script to get the text would look like this

            #!/usr/bin/python
            # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
            
            ################################################################################# 
            ## automate find dialog
            import ctypes
            from ctypes.wintypes import BOOL, HWND, LPARAM
            
            WNDENUMPROC = ctypes.WINFUNCTYPE(BOOL, HWND, LPARAM)                         
            
            FindWindow = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowW
            FindWindowEx = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowExW
            SendMessage = ctypes.windll.user32.SendMessageW
            EnumChildWindows = ctypes.windll.user32.EnumChildWindows
            GetClassName = ctypes.windll.user32.GetClassNameW
            create_unicode_buffer = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer
            
            
            BM_CLICK = 0x00F5
            SBT_OWNERDRAW = 0x1000
            WM_USER = 0x400
            
            SB_GETTEXTLENGTHW = WM_USER + 12
            SB_GETTEXTW = WM_USER + 13
            
            STATUSBAR_HANDLE = None
            
            def on_press(window_handle, button_text):
                button_handle = FindWindowEx(window_handle, 0, u"Button", button_text)
                SendMessage(button_handle, BM_CLICK, 0, 0)
            
            def get_result_from_statusbar(statusbar_item):
                retcode = SendMessage(STATUSBAR_HANDLE, SB_GETTEXTLENGTHW, statusbar_item, 0)
                length = retcode & 0xFFFF
                type = (retcode >> 16) & 0xFFFF
                _text = ''
                
                if type == SBT_OWNERDRAW:
                    retcode = SendMessage(STATUSBAR_HANDLE, SB_GETTEXTW, statusbar_item, 0)
                    _text =  'SBT_OWNERDRAW:{}'.format(ctypes.wstring_at(retcode))
                else: # not sure if this gets called at all
                    text_buffer = create_unicode_buffer(length)        
                    retcode = SendMessage(STATUSBAR_HANDLE, SB_GETTEXTW, statusbar_item, text_buffer)
                    _text = 'text_buffer:{}'.format(text_buffer[:length]) 
                        
                return _text
            
                
            def EnumCallback(hwnd, lparam):
                global STATUSBAR_HANDLE
                curr_class = create_unicode_buffer(256)
                GetClassName(hwnd, curr_class, 256)
                if curr_class.value.lower() == "msctls_statusbar32":
                    STATUSBAR_HANDLE = hwnd
                    return False
                return True
            
            notepad.menuCommand(MENUCOMMAND.SEARCH_FIND)
            
            find_hwnd = FindWindow(None, u'Find')
            EnumChildWindows(find_hwnd, WNDENUMPROC(EnumCallback), 0)
            
            if STATUSBAR_HANDLE:
                on_press(find_hwnd, u'Coun&t')
                console.write(get_result_from_statusbar(0) + '\n')
            

            The script opens the find dialog, then gets the window handle from that dialog,
            enumerates all its child windows (aka controls) and if a statusbar control has been found,
            simulates an button press on Count button and writes the statusbar message to the console.

            Cheers
            Claudia

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            • AZJIO AZJIOA
              AZJIO AZJIO @Alan Kilborn
              last edited by

              @Alan-Kilborn said:

              Do you know if there is an alternate way of doing it that might be more reliable?

              Using Au3Info.exe, check CLASS: # 32770

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              • Alan KilbornA
                Alan Kilborn @Claudia Frank
                last edited by

                @Claudia-Frank

                Once again you are amazing! I haven’t tried what you propose yet but I have no doubt it will be awesome.

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                • Alan KilbornA
                  Alan Kilborn @Claudia Frank
                  last edited by

                  @Claudia-Frank

                  I started working with and extending your script to do some other things on the Find dialog. I can get and set the state of radio buttons and checkboxes–yay! Some final things that I need to do are to get and/or set the text of the Find-what and Replace-with edit boxes (or comboboxes?). Is there a best way to do this? It isn’t as easy as with the other controls because these don’t have a caption. Can you post a short example of how to get text and set text to these edit controls on the Find dialog?

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                  • Claudia FrankC
                    Claudia Frank @Alan Kilborn
                    last edited by

                    @Alan-Kilborn

                    Hi Alan,

                    you right, edit box aren’t easy to identify but, as far as I remember, you can rely on the order (z-order) how the controls get identified/returned.

                    So in this case you could check when the static box (aka label) returns with &Find what and set a
                    flag and when the edit control appears, check if flag is set and treat it. To retrieve or set the text
                    you can use the api functions GetWindowText and SetWindowText.

                    A simple example like this (only the callback part and the definitions of the code)

                    GetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextW
                    GetWindowTextLength = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextLengthW
                    SetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.SetWindowTextW
                    
                    STATUSBAR_HANDLE = None
                    FIND_WHAT = None
                    REPLACE_WITH = None
                    
                    
                    def EnumCallback(hwnd, lparam):
                        global STATUSBAR_HANDLE
                        global FIND_WHAT
                        global REPLACE_WITH
                        
                        curr_class = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(256)
                        GetClassName(hwnd, curr_class, 256)
                        
                        length = GetWindowTextLength(hwnd)
                        buff = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(length + 1)
                        GetWindowText(hwnd, buff, length + 1)
                        
                        if curr_class.value.lower() == 'msctls_statusbar32':
                            STATUSBAR_HANDLE = hwnd
                            # return False
                        elif curr_class.value.lower() == 'static':
                            if buff.value == '&Find what :':
                                FIND_WHAT = True
                            elif buff.value == 'Rep&lace with :':
                                REPLACE_WITH = True
                        elif curr_class.value.lower() == 'edit':
                            if FIND_WHAT:
                                SetWindowText(hwnd, u'xyz789')
                                FIND_WHAT = False
                            elif REPLACE_WITH:
                                REPLACE_WITH = False
                                SetWindowText(hwnd, u'123abc')
                        else:
                            console.write('{}({:^7}) : {}'.format(curr_class.value,hwnd, buff.value) + '\n' )
                        return True
                    

                    Cheers
                    Claudia

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                    • Scott SumnerS
                      Scott Sumner @Claudia Frank
                      last edited by

                      So the ideas presented here by @Claudia-Frank I think will allow me to stop using AutoIt in favor of Pythonscript for controlling the Find dialog functions. It seems very nice. To bring this thread back to where it began, here’s a P.S. based upon Claudia’s work that puts the current selection (which can include multiple lines) into the Find dialog’s Replace-with box. The part of it I question for general usage is the .decode('utf-8') – it seems to work for me, but I’m not an encoding expert by any means.

                      Here’s ReplaceWithBoxFromSelection.py :

                      import ctypes
                      from ctypes.wintypes import BOOL, HWND, LPARAM
                      
                      WNDENUMPROC = ctypes.WINFUNCTYPE(BOOL, HWND, LPARAM)
                      
                      FindWindow = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowW
                      FindWindowEx = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowExW
                      SendMessage = ctypes.windll.user32.SendMessageW
                      EnumChildWindows = ctypes.windll.user32.EnumChildWindows
                      GetClassName = ctypes.windll.user32.GetClassNameW
                      GetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextW
                      GetWindowTextLength = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextLengthW
                      SetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.SetWindowTextW
                      create_unicode_buffer = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer
                      
                      replace_tab_caption  = u'Replace'
                      replacewith_caption = u'Rep&lace with :'
                      replacewith_is_next_ctrl = False
                      replacewith_handle = None
                      
                      def EnumCallback(hwnd, lparam):
                          global replacewith_is_next_ctrl
                          global replacewith_handle
                          curr_class = create_unicode_buffer(256)
                          GetClassName(hwnd, curr_class, 256)
                          length = GetWindowTextLength(hwnd)
                          buff = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(length + 1)
                          GetWindowText(hwnd, buff, length + 1)
                          if curr_class.value.lower() == 'static':
                              if buff.value == replacewith_caption:
                                  replacewith_is_next_ctrl = True
                          elif curr_class.value.lower() == 'edit':
                              if replacewith_is_next_ctrl:
                                  replacewith_handle = hwnd
                                  return False  # stop enumeration
                          return True  # let enumeration continue
                      
                      def main():
                          msg = ''
                          if editor.getSelections() == 1 and not editor.getSelectionEmpty():
                              sel = editor.getSelText()
                              if len(sel) > 2046:
                                  sel = sel[:2046]
                                  msg += 'Warning:  Selected text too long for replace-with box; truncating to 2046 characters.  '
                              notepad.menuCommand(MENUCOMMAND.SEARCH_REPLACE)
                              find_dialog_hwnd = FindWindow(None, replace_tab_caption)
                              if find_dialog_hwnd:
                                  EnumChildWindows(find_dialog_hwnd, WNDENUMPROC(EnumCallback), 0)
                                  if replacewith_handle:
                                      if SetWindowText(replacewith_handle, sel.decode('utf-8')) == 0:
                                          msg += 'Error:  Problem setting window text'
                                  else:
                                      msg += 'Error:  Bad value for replacewith_handle'
                              else:
                                  msg += 'Error:  Bad value for find_dialog_hwnd'
                          else:
                              msg += 'Warning:  Nothing to copy into replace-with field'
                          if len(msg) > 0: notepad.messageBox(msg)
                      
                      main()
                      
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                      • Claudia FrankC
                        Claudia Frank @Scott Sumner
                        last edited by

                        @Scott-Sumner

                        The part of it I question for general usage is the .decode(‘utf-8’)

                        I assume your way should work, regardless of the encoding used by the user,
                        if I understand scintilla and pythonscript plugin correctly.
                        editor.getSelText() always returns a byte string (python str) but, because we defined
                        unicode version of SetWindowText, this string needs to be converted as you did.
                        Maybe I’m wrong.

                        Cheers
                        Claudia

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                        • Scott SumnerS
                          Scott Sumner @Claudia Frank
                          last edited by Scott Sumner

                          @Claudia-Frank

                          I did notice something else that was a bit odd (and drove me a little nuts until I figured out what was going on) when I was working on that script. Let’s see if I can describe it. Usually I work with English_customizable.xml loaded, and everything is consistent and as-expected. When working on that script, I switched back to English.xml, thinking that if I share the script here, it should not use my specific and custom Find dialog captions, but rather the generic English ones.

                          With English configured, I noticed that when Notepad++ starts up, it doesn’t exactly have English.xml set up, it has something close to it, but not exactly! I found that if I go back into the Preferences, and again select English from the dropdown (even though it is already selected), and have the Find dialog up at the same time, I can watch subtle changes occur in the Find dialog’s label/caption fields. For example, and I can watch a space be inserted (or removed) between “Find what” and the colon that follows (same for “Replace with”. I really have no idea why this is happening. Again, this only happens with English.xml, not English_customizable.xml.

                          The reason it was making me crazy was that I’d work on the script, have it working fine, then later I would notice it was breaking because it couldn’t find the controls. I kept changing the text strings to make it work and then later it would break again.

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                          • guy038G
                            guy038
                            last edited by

                            Hello, @scott-sumner and @claudia-frank,

                            Claudia, your automatic counting of any normal selection, multi-lines or not, works fine !

                            Scott, your ReplaceWithBoxFromSelection.py script is working nice, too !. I’ve just noticed that your script, automatically, copies the current normal and unique selection, BOTH, in the Find what : and in the Replace with: boxes. Is it the normal behaviour or am I wrong about it ?


                            This topic makes me think about an other possibility ! Let’s suppose that the option Settings > Preferences…> Editing > Multi-Editing Settings is enabled

                            Now, the goal would be :

                            • To define TWO selected blocks of text, which could, independently, include multiple lines

                            • To Write a Python script which :

                              • Opens the Find/Replace dialog

                              • Writes the first user selection, in the Find what: box

                              • Writes the second user selection, in the Replace with: box

                            Scott and Claudia, what is your feeling about it ?

                            Best Regards,

                            guy038

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                            • Claudia FrankC
                              Claudia Frank @guy038
                              last edited by Claudia Frank

                              @Scott-Sumner and @guy038

                              Scott, I discovered something similar but thought it was related to using npp with wine.
                              If I open the find dialog and then switch from english to english_customizable and back
                              to english I loose the >> from “find next” button and the underscores (ampersands in text)
                              for the “count” and “find all in all opened documents” buttons.
                              I don’t see it as an issue as you normally set this once and done, but I see why it bothered you. ;-)
                              I have a shortcut to “Run Previous Script” which I use quite often.
                              What happens from time to time is that I execute another script while editing
                              the “current” script and then when I use the shortcut I assume that the current script
                              should be executed, which isn’t the case as another script was executed in between.
                              First thought I have in such a case is always, damn - what did I miss why isn’t it working anymore? What did I broke?
                              Checking the source again and again just to find out that haven’t executed the script. :-)
                              You see - seems to be “normal” programmer behavior ;-)

                              Guy, haven’t check it yet but I guess it should be easy to implement, yes.
                              If Scott, or anyone else hasn’t proposed a solution, I will give it a try in 10-12 hours.
                              Need to leave now.

                              Cheers
                              Claudia

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                              • Scott SumnerS
                                Scott Sumner @guy038
                                last edited by

                                @guy038 said:

                                copies the current normal and unique selection, BOTH, in the Find what : and in the Replace with: boxes

                                Hmmm. Yes, that is what it does but that was actually UNINTENTIONAL! I guess I didn’t notice because for years I have had an AutoIt script which does just that behavior. A lot of the time when doing replacements, I’m just doing a minor adjustment to the text I am finding, so it saves time to have both the Find-what and Replace-with fields initally set to the same data. I just make my minor tweak to the replace-with part and I am off to the races.

                                In this thread’s script (ReplaceWithBoxFromSelection.py), however, I believe this happens due to the normal invocation of the Replace command (with notepad.menuCommand(MENUCOMMAND.SEARCH_REPLACE))–when a selection is active, Notepad++ on its own puts the selected text in the Find-what box. Perhaps that is less than desirable here in this script. :(

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                                • Scott SumnerS
                                  Scott Sumner @guy038
                                  last edited by

                                  @guy038 said:

                                  This topic makes me think about an other possibility

                                  I like your idea and it should be easy, but I will defer to Claudia as I am extremely busy at the moment. :-D

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                                  • guy038G
                                    guy038
                                    last edited by

                                    Hi, @scott-sumner and @claudia-frank

                                    Many thanks, in advance, for this future script ! This short post give me the opportunity to express, once again, all my gratitude towards you, Claudia and Scott, for your numerous scripts, on various topics, which helped us, significantly, so many times :-D

                                    Cheers,

                                    guy038

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                                    • Claudia FrankC
                                      Claudia Frank @guy038
                                      last edited by

                                      @guy038, @scott-sumner

                                      Hi Guy,

                                      sorry, family celebration was a bit longer than expected.
                                      Just did the script and some basic tests and discovered that encoding
                                      is an issue like Scott already mentioned.
                                      Will try to find a way to make it work regardless which encoding is used.

                                      Cheers
                                      Claudia

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                                      • guy038G
                                        guy038
                                        last edited by

                                        Hi, @claudia-frank,

                                        Don’t worry, Claudia and just enjoy these family’s moments ! Luckily, we, all, own more valuable things than Notepad++ and some Python scripts :-D

                                        …I’m just thinking about actualities and the death’s celebration of Helmut Kohl. Thanks to him and some important European women and men, we all enjoy, in Europe, a peace period, of near 75 years ! and THIS, it’s a basic point !!

                                        Best Regards,

                                        guy038

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                                        • Claudia FrankC
                                          Claudia Frank
                                          last edited by Claudia Frank

                                          From my basic tests it looks like it should do the trick.
                                          Tested utf-8, ansi, winows-1250, winows-1251 and winows-1252.
                                          It works only with normal selection - not with column mode selection.

                                          import ctypes
                                          from ctypes.wintypes import BOOL, HWND, LPARAM
                                          
                                          WNDENUMPROC = ctypes.WINFUNCTYPE(BOOL, HWND, LPARAM)
                                          
                                          FindWindow = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowW
                                          FindWindowEx = ctypes.windll.user32.FindWindowExW
                                          SendMessage = ctypes.windll.user32.SendMessageW
                                          EnumChildWindows = ctypes.windll.user32.EnumChildWindows
                                          GetClassName = ctypes.windll.user32.GetClassNameW
                                          GetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextW
                                          GetWindowTextLength = ctypes.windll.user32.GetWindowTextLengthW
                                          SetWindowText = ctypes.windll.user32.SetWindowTextW
                                          GetACP = ctypes.windll.kernel32.GetACP
                                          create_unicode_buffer = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer
                                          
                                          replace_tab_caption  = u'Replace'
                                          replacewith_caption = u'Rep&lace with :'
                                          replacewith_is_next_ctrl = False
                                          replacewith_handle = None
                                          replacewith_text = None
                                          findwhat_caption = u'&Find what :'
                                          findwhat_is_next_ctrl = False
                                          findwhat_handle = None
                                          findwhat_text = None
                                          
                                          
                                          def EnumCallback(hwnd, lparam):
                                              global replacewith_is_next_ctrl
                                              global findwhat_is_next_ctrl
                                              global replacewith_handle
                                              global findwhat_handle
                                              curr_class = create_unicode_buffer(256)
                                              GetClassName(hwnd, curr_class, 256)
                                              length = GetWindowTextLength(hwnd)
                                              buff = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(length + 1)
                                              GetWindowText(hwnd, buff, length + 1)
                                              if curr_class.value.lower() == 'static':
                                                  if buff.value == replacewith_caption:
                                                      replacewith_is_next_ctrl = True
                                                  elif buff.value == findwhat_caption:
                                                      findwhat_is_next_ctrl = True
                                              elif curr_class.value.lower() == 'edit':
                                                  if findwhat_is_next_ctrl:
                                                      findwhat_handle = hwnd
                                                      findwhat_is_next_ctrl = False
                                                  elif replacewith_is_next_ctrl:
                                                      replacewith_handle = hwnd
                                                      replacewith_is_next_ctrl = False
                                                      return False  # stop enumeration
                                              return True  # let enumeration continue
                                          
                                          def return_proper_string(selected_text):
                                              if notepad.getEncoding() == BUFFERENCODING.ENC8BIT:
                                                  _selected_text = unicode(selected_text, '{}'.format(GetACP()))
                                              else:
                                                  _selected_text = unicode(selected_text, 'utf-8')
                                              return _selected_text
                                          
                                          def main():
                                              msg = ''
                                              if editor.getSelections() == 2:
                                                  if editor.getSelectionMode() == 0 and not editor.getSelectionEmpty():
                                                      _find_what = editor.getTextRange(editor.getSelectionNStart(0), editor.getSelectionNEnd(0))
                                                      _replace_with = editor.getTextRange(editor.getSelectionNStart(1), editor.getSelectionNEnd(1))
                                          
                                                      if len(_find_what) > 2046:
                                                          _find_what = _find_what[:2046]
                                                          msg += 'Warning:  Selected text too long for find-what box; truncating to 2046 characters.  '
                                                              
                                                      if len(_replace_with) > 2046:
                                                          _replace_with = _replace_with[:2046]
                                                          msg += 'Warning:  Selected text too long for replace-with box; truncating to 2046 characters.  '
                                                                                  
                                                      notepad.menuCommand(MENUCOMMAND.SEARCH_REPLACE)
                                                      find_dialog_hwnd = FindWindow(None, replace_tab_caption)
                                                      
                                                      if find_dialog_hwnd:
                                                          EnumChildWindows(find_dialog_hwnd, WNDENUMPROC(EnumCallback), 0)
                                                          if findwhat_handle and replacewith_handle:
                                                              if SetWindowText(findwhat_handle, return_proper_string(_find_what)) == 0:
                                                                  msg += 'Error:  Problem setting find-what text'
                                                              if SetWindowText(replacewith_handle, return_proper_string(_replace_with)) == 0:
                                                                  msg += 'Error:  Problem setting replace-with text'
                                                          else:
                                                              msg += 'Error:  Bad value for replacewith_handle'
                                                      else:
                                                          msg += 'Error:  Bad value for find_dialog_hwnd'
                                                  else:
                                                      msg += 'Error:  Either empty selection or unsupported selection mode detected'
                                              else:
                                                  msg += 'Warning:  Only two selections are possible. Received:{}'.format(editor.getSelections())
                                              if len(msg) > 0: notepad.messageBox(msg)
                                          
                                          main()
                                          

                                          Cheers
                                          Claudia

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                                          • guy038G
                                            guy038
                                            last edited by guy038

                                            Hello, @claudia-frank,

                                            What to say else ? Just wonderful and awesome, indeed !!!

                                            I already tested the case of rectangular selection(s) and the upper limit of 2046 characters => No problem, it acts as expected :-)


                                            Now, as always, when building a program, there’s a small bug with the lower limit of 0 character !

                                            I, successively, tried to make an empty search selection, then an empty replace selection and, finally, both search and replace selections empty.

                                            Note : To obtain, physically, a zero-length selection, I just select one character with the mouse, then move back the mouse, with a possible hit on the CTRL key, to only get the caret

                                            Results :

                                            • If both selections are empty, the message Error: Either empty selection or unsupported selection mode detected occurs, as expected. Nice !

                                            • If, ONLY, the search selection is empty, the Find/Replace opens normally. May be, in that case, Claudia, a message would be better !

                                            • If, ONLY, the replace selection is empty, the Find/Replace opens normally, with the Find what: box filled and the Replace with: empty. That the expected behaviour, in order to delete all the search blocks of text found

                                            I also noticed that if I Ctrl + click and select some text, ONLY, it is, logically, inserted in the Replace with box, leaving the Find what: box empty :-D

                                            But, if I, simply, click, without the Ctrl key, and select some text, the message Warning: Only two selections are possible. Received:1 occurs. However, Claudia, I think it’s a valid case.

                                            So, in the case of a normal selection 0, only, the Find/Replace dialog should pop up and contain :

                                            • A Find what: box, filled with the selection contents

                                            • A Replace with: box, wiped out of any [previous] character

                                            Best Regards,

                                            guy038

                                            P.S. :

                                            I found out something weird, but logic : If I build a one-line rectangular selection, this selection is correctly written in the Find what: box !!

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