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Try clicking on the dropdown box in the 'text to find' field - in there, you'll find all past search words with the most recent at the top.
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Yeah, I already know this. But I'd like to have a way, where I don't have to waiste a click for this. Anyone an idea? |
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IF you want to continue searching (or relacing whatever you did last time), just press F3 and it will go forward or Shift-F3 and it will go in the opposite direction.
IF you need to open Search (or search/replace) Dialog and do not want a word under cursor picked up from the editor, just uncheck Find Text Under Cursor in the editor settings. |
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That's what I was searching for - thx ![]() |
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