One thing I've noticed is that when editing/browsing code in the LPEX editor that if you press CTRL+F to search and replace it automatically starts searching using the search argument that was used the last time search and replace was used. If you are viewing at a specific place in the code and you have something you want to search for starting at that place and press CTRL+F4 it will start searching using whatever search argument was used the last time search and replace was used and re position the display to the page where the 1st occurrence of that search argument is located. Then you have to find your way back to the place where you were before you invoked search and replace and replace the search argument with whatever you want to use (if different from the last search and replace). I find this to be very annoying IMO.
Is there a way to prompt the search and replace dialogue box and wait for me to key in a search argument and press NEXT before starting to search instead of starting the search automaticall as soon as I press CTRL+F
Is there a way to prompt the search and replace dialogue box and wait for me to key in a search argument and press NEXT before starting to search instead of starting the search automaticall as soon as I press CTRL+F
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