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Key: | Shift+Ctrl+S
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Menu: | Search > ISearch >
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Incremental (or interactive) searching finds the search string as it is typed
in. TDE's isearch is based on Emacs. The default keys are
Shift+Ctrl+S for forward searching and Shift+Ctrl+R for backward;
however, within isearch, Ctrl+S and Ctrl+R can be used. Pressing
these keys again will immediately start a search with the previous find string
(not necessarily isearch); otherwise they will continue the search with the
current string. LineUp
and LineDown
will cycle through the find
history. BackSpace
can be used to remove entered characters, returning
to the previous position. CopyWord
, WordRight
,
WordEndRight
and Ctrl+W will append the remainder of the word to
the search string; likewise with the String
functions and
Shift+Ctrl+W. If no search string has been entered, the complete word or
string will be copied. ToggleSearchCase
will do the obvious. Esc
will stop the search at the current position; AbortCommand
and
Ctrl+G will restore the original position before the search was started.
Enter/Rturn
will stop the search when entering characters or using
the ISearch functions to continue it; otherwise the search will be continued.
The previous position is set to the original position, not to the last matching
instance; if aborted, it is set to the aborted position.