RE: Shift+F4 "Find next" broken in LPEX editor

Thanks Rick!  The shift+F2 worked.  I am a little confused about all these
key mappings.  They just don't make any sense to me.  On the "Source" drop
down menu, it says shift+F4 is "Prompt" and also "Find Next" is shift+F4
except in the "Find" dialog.  F4 is "Prompt" as well.  It seems they could
have made F4 be "Prompt" only and shift+F4 "Find Next" only.  Furthermore,
ctrl+F could be "Find" only instead of shift+F2 as well.  I think that
would free up more mappings for more options and make it a little easier on
us.  Just make it like the mappings in CODE although I am not sure why CODE
mapped shift+F2 and ctrl+F to the same function.

Craig

** Rick wrote:
Define the search string first with shift+f2.  I have had the same
experience and discovered that if you use shift+f2 for the first search
shift+f4 works fine.  Otherwise I get a source line prompt.

Rick

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> Subject: [WDSCI-L] Shift+F4 "Find next" broken in LPEX editor
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> I am editing an RPGLE member and trying to find a string.  I
> see in the
> "Edit" drop down menu there is a "Find Next" Shift+F4 option.
>  If I click
> on the Find Next, it finds the next string or Crtl+F and
> Enter or click
> "Next" there.  If I press Shift+F4 as noted in the menu, I
> get a prompt as
> F4 would do.  The find dialog was not up before I pressed
> Shift+F4.  Then
> the text Shift+F4 disappears from the drop down menu.  It
> appears Shift+F4
> is mapped as F4 but is initially shown as Shift+F4.  Is this a bug?
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> Thanks,
> Craig Strong