Way to show all occurences of FIND in current file?

[armstrda]

Is there a way to get the FIND command (F5) to show all occurrences in the search output like the find in files does? I would love to be able to search for a string in the open file and have every line output to the search results window without having to click on search in files, then get the path to the file, and all that.

Thanks in advance!

David

[ben_josephs]

Click Defaults to set the folder to the folder of the current file.

[woho]

hi
if it is not about doublclick and jumping to the searched line but
about having an overview about all the lines this may also fullfill your needs:
http://forums.textpad.com/viewtopic.php?p=33550#33550

regards
wolfgang

[paleolith]

In the FIND dialog, click Mark All.

Then Edit -> Copy Other -> Bookmarked lines.

File -> New.

Edit -> Paste.

As woho says, it's not linked to the original file, so you can't double-click to go to the line in the original as you can with search results. But if you just want to see all the lines, it's very useful.

Edward

[Bob Hansen]

You can also take the steps above from paleolith and make them into a macro, and then assign a hot key to that macro.

[woho]

in the link above