On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 9:53 PM,
<csrabak@bol.com.br> wrote:
Em 12/11/2009 19:47, Adrian Lienhard <adi@netstyle.ch> escreveu:
> Hi Cesar
> �I don't miss it. How does it work?
When you select 'replace' instead of 'find' you get a window with
_two_ entry fields one for the string you want to replace and another
for the replacement (OK I concede I'm used to VW ;-)
I think that having in the menu a find, replace and replace all us VERY useful. Like every single text editor has.
Does someone know if Zafara has this in mind as a feature?
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> �I also wonder where you found the menu item 'set search string'?
If you click the yellow button in the OB Package Browser in the source
pane you'll find it (Pharo1.0rc1 Latest update: #10495).
> �If �there is �enough �interest from �other �people we �can add �the
> replace. � But � we �should �take � care �not �to �get � long �menus
> again. Thinking about �it, I would remove 'find �again (g)' from the
> context menu. Or does anybody use it from the menu, rather than with
> the keyboard shortcut?
You made an interesting point: for experienced people (who already
learned the keyboard shorcuts) probably the menus are less useful, but
for newcomers or less frequent coders, the menus are the way to
remember the functionality available. �So I think if we want to remove
too many items from the menus we have to put back a workspace filled
with an introductory document which among other things has the list of
keyboard shortcuts. �Better even would be to have an updated quick
reference card to render in PDF!
I am also agree to have them not only as a shortcut but as a menu entry.
And yes!!!!!!!!! please add an entry to the menu with the shortcuts. I complained about that when this was done. And the answer were that that option was alone in the "help" section.
See the ticket I opened in August:
http://code.google.com/p/pharo/issues/detail?id=1042�
Regards,