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OK, F3 for "Find Next" is not working for me. What I have to do is a real pain. Is there a better way??? I would definetly appreciate this. I have to do a lot of searching in long programs - particularly when the beasties are 5-10K lines
1. Press Ctrl-F to bring up Find Box
2. Enter Term -- which locates first instance of pattern beyond cursor
3. Click below the found instance
4. Modify search term in box, e.g. deleting last character then adding it back. -- Now the next instance is located.
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 as many times as needed to get to the instance I am looking for.
In a long file with dozens of matches would so love a key that repeats the search. THANKS!
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I might not be using this correctly but I can't make the find box/button do much of anything useful. If you type in or paste something, it will find its first occurance (with a partial match) but will never skip to the next choice. If you request a whole word match, it still does just a partial match.