Re: Find and the latest fix pack

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Something similar - in earlier releases, if I did a "Selected-Find", it 
put the search string into the text box when I do Ctrl-F.

In this version, that almost never happens - it MIGHT pick it up on a 
2nd run of Ctrl-F.

I often select something, then right-click and type L and then F - I 
believe that after this, the "find" string is still empty when I press 
Ctrl-F.

Oh, yeah - F16 after either may not work. It used to, and that was very 
handy.

Vern

On 12/17/2013 7:13 AM, Paul Bailey wrote:
> I've come across a minor issue with FIND in IBM i source code for RDi 9.0.1.
>
> CTRL-F, type your search argument, and if the source doesn't contain it you are told: "" not found. It should read something a little more descriptive, such as "st" not found or "not found in source".
>
> I noticed there was a change to correct the find history in the patch notes, so that might be related. But first can anyone else reproduce the issue? (It may be just my problem.)
>
>
> -Paul.
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