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Yes, it looks to be a bug. -- peter From: slacroixak [mailto:bounce-slacroixak@community.progress.com] Sent: Thursday, 12 February, 2015 10:20 To: TU.OE.Development@community.progress.com Subject: RE: [Technical Users - OE Development] no shortcut key for find next/prev in Developper Studio (Eclipse standard = Ctrl-K/Ctrl-shift-K) RE: no shortcut key for find next/prev in Developper Studio (Eclipse standard = Ctrl-K/Ctrl-shift-K) Reply by slacroixak Hi Peter, now I know what happens: I am the kind of guy that splits the Eclipse editor view in two (drag a tab folder to the right) to read two pieces of code at once. (of course, two is not always enough so I spawn another window with two others, but it's bot the point here) If you press CTRL-F to find in the first editor (on the left side), then later do the same in the other editor (on the right), you get a 2nd Find/Replace small window. However, later if you press CTRL-K in the first editor, then it tries to performs a find next action based on the content of the 2nd Find/Replace window as opposed as the content of the 1st, hence the confusion. The solution is to make the 2nd window appear again (do a dummy find in the 2nd editor if it was gone), then search what you want in the first editor (too bad if it find it), then click back in the first editor and press Ctrl-K. In other word, Ctrl-K uses the last Find/Replace window. Note: this issue does not seem to happen in a standard Java Project when editing java code with a split view (I just tried with the Eclipse Kepler 4.3 of OES). Indeed, with Java, the first Find/Replace window is reused. So this is apparently a little OES problem. Should I report that? Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.
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