RE: Re: Problems with Find and Filter selected text

He's running version Editor 1.4.3.1 (build 23-Nov-2003).

However, while talking with him, it seems he was able to use the Find and
Filter functions earlier. We had to download the 5.1.0.2 file (from site
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=715&context=SSZND2&uid=swg240064
01&loc=en_US&cs=utf-8&lang=en ) and perform manual updates due to some
problems we had at initial installation.  The manual updates seemed to have
broken his Find and Filter for selected text.

The programmer said he skipped interim fixes 001 and 002 because they said
"Change Now" instead of "Install Now".  That was per instruction in the docs
with the downloaded file.

Should I have him go back and reinstall all interim fixes and 5.1.0.2? Will
they reinstall if the button says "Change Now"?  Can we screw things up even
worse by doing the "Change Now" process?

Thanks,
Kelly 



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Subject: [WDSCI-L] Re: Problems with Find and Filter selected text


Strange...

What version of the editor does the WDSCi installed on the particular 
machine have?  Enter version on the LPEX command line to check.

Is the user selecting text by dragging the mouse?  I think LPEX 1.4.3 
had an occasional problem with rectangle selections, fixed in iFix's 
1.4.3.1 update.

Ensure the live-find dialog (brought up with Ctrl+F) doesn't have the 
"Restrict search to columns" and "Restrict search to selection" boxes 
checked.

Also, as a general remark, for the filter functions one should not 
select extra spaces around the desired text.

Kelly Cookson wrote:
> We recently had all the developers in our shop start using WDSCi version
> 5.1.0.2.  One of the developers is having problems with the Find and the
> Filter functions on selected text. None of the other developers have
> reported a similar problem.
> 
> Here are the specific behaviors:
> 
> 1. Select text, then right-click and choose Selected > Filter selection.
> Only the line on which the text was selected (the current line) shows up
in
> the filtered view.
> 
> 2. Select text, then right-click and choose Selected > Find selection. The
> cursor remains on the current line (no change) and the word "wrapped"
> appears in the LPEX editor message line.
> 
> 3. Press CTL-F to get the Find dialog, enter text such as
"MY-STORAGE-AREA"
> in the textbox, and click the Next button. The cursor remains on the
current
> line and the following message appears in the LPEX editor message line:
>       "MY-STORAGE-AREA" Not Found
> 
> 4. Press CTL-F to get the Find dialog, enter text such as
"MY-STORAGE-AREA"
> in the textbox, and click the All button. The filtered view is completely
> blank-no lines of code show up at all.
> 
> The standard filter views work okay. Right-click, choose Filter view >
> Comments (or Divisions or Outline) all work fine.
> 
> Any ideas on what might be causing this or how to fix it? 

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