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wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 06/23/2006 02:50:56 PM:
I assume you tried looking at the menu options, Ctrl-F etc?Yes - I did look at the Edit ---> Find and replace and tried Ctl f.
Using
the Compare extension, the edit options are grayed out (this is CLP
source
I'm comparing, it might be different for COBOL, or RPG, or JAVA). I understand your reasons, and appreciate the things you have done with
the
compare to give us that much.
I did some tests with Java and those features seem to be disabled for that as well. So I'd guess the Eclipse editor just doesn't support it. I think they really want to discourage you from editing code in that editor and just use it to review/accept changes. Mark
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