[TxMt] Re: File status after a replace all

[Matt Neuburg]

Sorry to keep switching gears, but TM now does a thing where Command-G takes me into the next document instead of wrapping around in this document. Is there a way I can get it to stop doing that? By the time I get to the command-G I'm inspecting the individual documents. m.


> PS This is not directly relevant, but the manual Find dialog has a Replace & Find button but lacks a Replace button (i.e. replace but don't find, so I can inspect the change I just made). It desperately needs this. A common pattern is Replace (but don't Find), look at what this did, now do a Next, then repeat, so that you can look at what you're doing as you go. This is so important that I often switch to BBEdit just to do my replacing! And BBEdit has keyboard shortcuts for both of these. Indeed, in my opinion Replace (but don't Find) should be the default; Replace & Find should be a separate option, possibly its alternate when you hold the Option key or similar. 
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