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I often double-click to select a given token, then copy, hit ctrl+f and paste that token into the search bar. I would argue that this is a common case and it is unlikely that anybody would want to search 'in selection' within a single token.
My recommendation would be to parse tokenize the selection (on spaces and or common delimiters) and if there is only one result, do not activate the mode.
Thoughts?
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Agreed. TextPad handles automatic search in selection based on whether at least one line break is selected. Multi-line search in selection; within a single line search file. I found this to work really well. But single-token or not would hit 90% of my use cases too (I sometime do select a short phrase to search for it in the rest of the file; if I had to cancel the selection first I could live with that).
I often double-click to select a given token, then copy, hit ctrl+f and paste that token into the search bar. I would argue that this is a common case and it is unlikely that anybody would want to search 'in selection' within a single token.
My recommendation would be to parse tokenize the selection (on spaces and or common delimiters) and if there is only one result, do not activate the mode.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: