RE: [ jEdit-users ] Find_next_occurence.bsh

[Fabrizio, D. J. <Dante.Fabrizio@InterDigital.com>]

I would be interested.

Dan Fabrizio


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	From:	lio-sand [SMTP:lio...@if...]
	Sent:	Thursday, March 29, 2001 2:47 AM
	To:	jed...@li...
	Subject:	Re: [ jEdit-users ] Find_next_occurence.bsh

	Hi,

	What about developing a vi mode pluggin like the emacs viper-mode?
It would
	be great!
	Anyone?

	Lionel Fiol.

	----- Original Message -----
	From: "Fabrizio, Dante J." <Dante.Fabrizio@InterDigital.com>
	To: <jed...@li...>
	Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 8:59 PM
	Subject: RE: [ jEdit-users ] Find_next_occurence.bsh


	> Fabrizio, Dante J. wrote:
	>
	> > Hi All,
	> >
	> > I modified the Find_first_occurrence.bsh so that
	> > you can use it to find the next occurrence of the
	> > word under or next to the caret. (Very simple change)
	> >
	> > I connected it to the alt-down arrow key combination
	> > which I think works well.
	> >
	> > I would like to have a macro that searches for the
	> > last occurrence. Do you have any ideas how to do
	> > this?
	> >
	> > In VIM,  I use the / to search forward and ? to search
	> > backwards. After specifying the search with ? or / ,
	> > n repeats the search.  The period repeats the last
	> > command, so if I wanted to do a search and replace,
	> > I would do a /word,  cw new_word ( this replaces the word),
	> > To keep searching and replacing, I would do
	> > n to repeat the search, then .(period) to replace the word.
	> > This  is very fast so I would like to get something like
	> > this going in jEdit.  Any ideas would be great.
	>
	> Use the search and replace dialog?
	>
	> You can also bind keystrokes to "Find Next" and "Replace and Find
	> Next."
	>
	>
	> Using the search and replace dialog requires
	> using the mouse ,  clicking in the find and replace textfields,
then
	typing
	> the values..
	> This is way to many keystrokes/ mouse movements. I want to stay
away from
	> using
	> the mouse whenever possible.
	>
	> Is there anyway to specify the replace text quickly without going
through
	> the search
	> and replace dialog? If so, I could do a quick find using
Ctrl-.(period) ,
	> then a quick
	> replace.  Then you could repeat Ctrl-g (find-next) and the ( quick
	replace)
	> to repeat
	> the replace quickly.
	>
	> I hope this helps.
	>
	> Thanks,
	> Dan
	>
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	> Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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