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Cmd-Alt-W (toggle whole word) and Cmd-Alt-C (toggle case sensitivity) only work in the editor and when the "Find" field has focus. They do not work in the "Replace" input, for example.
Which is annoying when you've typed what to find, have already tabbed to the "Replace" input, realize that the "whole word" toggle is on, and then try to toggle it back with Cmd-Alt-W, which doesn't work.
The keyboard shortcuts should work in all of the panel's inputs.
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@atombender This works for me on Linux (where the keybinding is alt+c). Can you please search for cmd+alt+c in the keybindings and report here what entries there are. The command in question is toggleFindCaseSensitive and the entry should look like this:
I'm referring to the "Search" sidebar panel, not the little find box that pops up on Cmd+F. Alt+Cmd+C works fine in the latter. The former is defined as:
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Cmd-Alt-W (toggle whole word) and Cmd-Alt-C (toggle case sensitivity) only work in the editor and when the "Find" field has focus. They do not work in the "Replace" input, for example.
Which is annoying when you've typed what to find, have already tabbed to the "Replace" input, realize that the "whole word" toggle is on, and then try to toggle it back with Cmd-Alt-W, which doesn't work.
The keyboard shortcuts should work in all of the panel's inputs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: