"Search" / "Find" pane
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Hello,
I’m sorry to ask a question that probably has been asked many times, but I cannot find it in the forum or on google. Is it possible to always show the Find window as a pane like the Function List or Document Map, or at least have a search box in the toolbar? It’s cumbersome to always have to CTRL+F or CTRL+H.
Thanks in advance
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@Hristo-Goumnerov said in "Search" / "Find" pane:
sk a question that probably has been asked many times, but I cannot find it in the forum or on google. Is it possible to always show the Find window as a pane like the Function List or Document Map, or at least have a search box in the toolbar? It’s cu
No you can’t
In another hand, there is incremental search feature that may be convenient for you because it’s a docked dialog. However, regexp is not supported (yet ?) -
@Hristo-Goumnerov , check this topic: https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/12722 (you might want to read starting at the last post)
And feel free to upvote/comment at https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/issues/8278
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It’s cumbersome to always have to CTRL+F or CTRL+H.
How is that any more cumbersome than using the mouse to click on the Find window to start a search?
If you had a “pane” you’d still have to have some method to switch to it so that you could type into it.
It’s fine to want a “pane” but let’s not give a poor rationale for it.
A more valid reason is that the Find window is really large and, on single monitor systems, there is no good spot to put it if you run Notepad++ full screen. -
@asvc said:
check this topic: … (you might want to read starting at the last post)
“last post” has no reasonable meaning if new “last posts” have been added since you typed that. :-)
You can link to a specific posting in a topic by right-clicking on the posting time and copying the link address and then pasting that.
So for example, a posting might say “asvc about 2 hours ago”. Right-click on the “about 2 hours ago” part and copy that link.
