Most of the time I'd want to apply Find and Replace to the entire document, as opposed to the selection only. TextMate 2 seems to change behavior depending on whether there is text selected. Is there a way to make it use "Document" by default at all times? Thanks!
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On Jun 12, 2013, at 20:11, ysw calsaiwing@gmail.com wrote:
Most of the time I'd want to apply Find and Replace to the entire document, as opposed to the selection only. TextMate 2 seems to change behavior depending on whether there is text selected. Is there a way to make it use "Document" by default at all times?
This is presently not possible.
I think this has come up once before and I was considering allowing a second press of ⌘F to switch to “Document” (i.e. if the find dialog is already showing).
Would such solution work for you? Or do you desire a (presumably hidden) option to never have it search selection by default?
For the records, ‘selection’ is used when the current document selection contains a newline.
Thanks for the response! For my personally, it would be more convenient to have an option, say in .tm_properties, to never have it search selection by default.
Another random ideas is that it might be useful to have command-F toggling between Document and Selection when the Find Dialog is on top.
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On Jun 13, 2013, at 18:32, Allan Odgaard mailinglist@textmate.org wrote:
[…] I was considering allowing a second press of ⌘F to switch to “Document” (i.e. if the find dialog is already showing).
Turns out this is already implemented :)
I’ll consider disabling the heuristic or adding an option for it.
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