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  3. January 2004

Re: Ctrl-I & Ctrl-Shift-I Addiction

1.- Ctrl-F to bring up the live-find dialog => enter text to find => push "All"

2.- Select a string (e.g., mouse dragging over a word) => right-button mouse click to bring up the pop-up (context) menu => "Selected" => "Filter selection".

Also, when on a filtered screen (as created above), you can select text and use popup's "Selected" -> "Exclude selection" to progressively exclude lines that contain the new selection.

In all cases, Ctrl+W to show all again.

Samuel J Lennon wrote:
In the Code Editor I have become quite addicted to Ctrl-I and Ctrl-Shift-I
as an alternative to find. I'm shown all the lines where the string exists
on one screen (nearly always) and I can click on the line I want and
expand there with Ctrl-A. I use this mostly while researching existing
code.
Is there any equivalent in the LPEX editor?



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