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    • EkopalypseE
      Ekopalypse @asvc
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      @asvc said in survey: Incremental search usefulness:

      Has there been any traction on incremental search with regexp support?

      Not that I’m aware.

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      • cmeriauxC
        cmeriaux
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        @asvc I’m affraid that the war has been lost, the feature won’t be implemented.
        I’m sorry

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        • asvcA
          asvc @Ekopalypse
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          That feeling when you want to use a text editor, but it actively refuses to be used… I will try to poke @sasumner at GitHub one last time.

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          • asvcA
            asvc
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            When one door closes, another opens. Let’s try with the fork: https://github.com/dail8859/NotepadNext/issues/4

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            • Alan KilbornA
              Alan Kilborn @asvc
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              @asvc said in survey: Incremental search usefulness:

              the fork

              Why do you think NotepadNext is a fork of Notepad++?

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              • guy038G
                guy038
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                Hello, @don-ho, @cmeriaux, @alan-kilborn, @asvc, @ekopalypse, @michael-vincent, @astrosofista, @mapje71, @terry-r and All,

                In order to promote a bit the incremental search, with regular expressions I just had an idea :

                Why don’t we propose to put a new setting in the config.xml file to allow this new incremental search mode ? So, by default, for non-experienced users, the incremental search would remain a classical search ;-))

                I mean, in the same way that @don-ho, preserved the backward regex search with this new regexBackward4PowerUser attribute in the FindHistory tag, since N++ 7.8.7 Release 4. See my request to @don-ho, one month ago, for such a setting, in the last part of this post :

                https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/post/54520

                Just hope you won’t find this idea too ridiculous !

                Best Regards

                guy038

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                • cmeriauxC
                  cmeriaux @Alan Kilborn
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                  Nice fork. Qt is nicer than mfc. Too bad there isn’t a python API for plug-in because I don’t like Lua.

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                  • cmeriauxC
                    cmeriaux @guy038
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                    @guy038 your idea is a good compromise but I think for a feature like this, it should be mainstream wheter be hidden through a config parameter

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                    • asvcA
                      asvc @cmeriaux
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                      @Alan-Kilborn said in survey: Incremental search usefulness:

                      Why do you think NotepadNext is a fork of Notepad++?

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                      @cmeriaux said in survey: Incremental search usefulness:

                      @guy038 your idea is a good compromise but I think for a feature like this, it should be mainstream wheter be hidden through a config parameter

                      That’s a start! It can be used to gently introduce the functionality without creating any sort of discomfort for long-term users. Then, based on feedback, setting can be exposed in GUI.

                      Now… How to deliver this message to @donho without annoying him with repetitive requests? :)

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                      • Alan KilbornA
                        Alan Kilborn @asvc
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                        @asvc said in survey: Incremental search usefulness:

                        How to deliver this message to @donho without annoying him with repetitive requests?

                        Good luck figuring that one out. :-)

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                        • cmeriauxC
                          cmeriaux @asvc
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                          @asvc you can write him an email, email address is available on website

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                          • James SiversonJ
                            James Siverson @Alan Kilborn
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                            @Alan-Kilborn Yes, this is a fact, it’s hard to argue.

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