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Create a document with a word that appears in different cases (e.g. "foo" and "Foo")
Cmd-F
Type "foo" and turn on case sensitivity
Hit Cmd-G a few times - only lowercase "foo" is found
Hit Esc to dismiss find bar
Hit Cmd-G some more
Result: Both "foo" and "Foo" are found. This seems incorrect. Other editors like TextMate and Sublime remember the case-sensitivity attribute. (In fact, they seem to treat that as a global flag - not just something for the current query; so if you do another search without opening the find dialog again, it will still pay attention to however that checkbox is set from the last time you used the dialog.)
Result: Both "foo" and "Foo" are found. This seems incorrect. Other editors like TextMate and Sublime remember the case-sensitivity attribute. (In fact, they seem to treat that as a global flag - not just something for the current query; so if you do another search without opening the find dialog again, it will still pay attention to however that checkbox is set from the last time you used the dialog.)