Open all the scripts in one stack as a continuous document?

[Alejandro Tejada]

Really useful explanations!
Many Thanks. :D

Al


J. Landman Gay wrote
> On 1/6/14 3:26 PM, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
>> J. Landman Gay wrote
>>> Use Find and Replace in the Edit menu.  Set it up to search the whole
>>> stack, scripts only.
>>
>> Could I see a screenshot of this option?
>>
>> In version 6.5.1, under Linux, inside the Code Editor
>> the options:
>>
>> Replace
>> Replace All
>>
>> only appears active, when I choose:
>>
>> Current Tab
>> or
>> All Tabs
>>
>> Not when I select any other option. :(
> 
> We can't include images here, but I can describe it. When I suggested 
> Find and Replace, I was actually thinking of the Edit menu item in the 
> main IDE menu, not the one in the script editor.
> 
> When the script editor does not have focus (so your stack is in front,) 
> you can use the general Find dialog to search all types of objects and 
> properties, not just scripts. I have used it, for example, to find and 
> replace content in custom properties, to change a term in all fields in 
> a stack, or to locate all buttons with a certain icon ID. This dialog 
> does allow replacements for anything it finds. To use it, first do the 
> search, then enter the replacement term and click "Replace All". There 
> is a long-standing redraw issue when the window first opens, and one of 
> its panes is hidden. To fix it, drag the window's resize corner slightly 
> and it will redraw correctly.
> 
> The script editor Find is a second option, and it will only replace 
> scripts with open editor tabs. If it finds other instances, it lists 
> them in its Search pane. You can click any line there to open the script 
> (or click several to open all the scripts) and then use the option 
> button to replace in "All Tabs".
> 
> -- 
> Jacqueline Landman Gay





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