I need to search for text in all documents in the current workspace. "Find In Files" won't do this, and nor will "Find", even when I select "In all documents".
The documents are not all in the same directory.
Can Textpad do this ?
Find In Workspace
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- Bob Hansen
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YES, TextPad can do this in a true workspace.
I just did a Find in all Documents across files that are in different folders, and even on different drives across the network.
But, this is a true WorkSpace. These files have all been opened and saved as named WorkSpace.
I just did a Find in all Documents across files that are in different folders, and even on different drives across the network.
But, this is a true WorkSpace. These files have all been opened and saved as named WorkSpace.
Hope this was helpful.............good luck,
Bob
Bob
- Bob Hansen
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I used Search / Find
Mark All
Scope = All Documents.
Status bar shows that "Found 12 occurrence(s)"
Moving through the documents, all bookmarks are found.
There is no convenient way to locate the bookmarks among the documents, you must change documents, and then press F2 to move to Next Bookmark on each document.
This also works for Search / Replace
Replace All
Scope = All Documents
Mark All
Scope = All Documents.
Status bar shows that "Found 12 occurrence(s)"
Moving through the documents, all bookmarks are found.
There is no convenient way to locate the bookmarks among the documents, you must change documents, and then press F2 to move to Next Bookmark on each document.
This also works for Search / Replace
Replace All
Scope = All Documents
Hope this was helpful.............good luck,
Bob
Bob
- Bob Hansen
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- Joined: Sun Mar 02, 2003 8:15 pm
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Well, before you go through the documents, look at the Status Line when you click on Mark All. It will confirm that you at least found the string or not.
It will say "Found nn occurrence(s) with a 0 or a higher number. If none are found, in addition to the "0" you will get a pop up window saying it could not find the string.
Note that the Status Line message is only there for a short time. If you close the Find window, or click in the document the Status line will clear that message.
It will say "Found nn occurrence(s) with a 0 or a higher number. If none are found, in addition to the "0" you will get a pop up window saying it could not find the string.
Note that the Status Line message is only there for a short time. If you close the Find window, or click in the document the Status line will clear that message.
Hope this was helpful.............good luck,
Bob
Bob