It's quite ok to take me as an example; I've practiced martial arts :) I always look in other programs, but not textmate, it's as if I think it's going to be hidden so I don't bother looking for it. I should probably start paying attention to the graphical menus as much in TM as in other places. Don't know why really but it just feels like the graphic menus don't tell the whole story, and they don't, but often enough they do :)
Andreas
On Jan 5, 2006, at 17:02 , Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 5/1/2006, at 14:50, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
Is there a way, using only keyboard, to replace all within current selection? This is about the only action I use replace/find for.
Edit -> Find has:
Replace All ctrl-cmd F Replace All in Selection ctrl-shift-cmd F
Right there in the GUI, visible and everything!
Sorry to use you as an example Andreas, but it's funny with these “I bet a lot of users won't find it now that it's so secret and hidden” because I get tons of questions about stuff which is not hidden -- so not being able to find things goes even for visible stuff (like tab size, word wrap, how to change language, find in project, etc.) -- actually hiding the expert things increase the likelihood of people finding the non-expert stuff, because there is then less clutter.
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