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When replacing text (control + h to open the find and replace dialog): I would like to toggle "Find in selection" to off with Alt+L but keep my selection. Currently when you have valid "before" and "after" entries in the dialog (as opposed to blanks) and then press Alt+L to "off", the text is deselected and you have to re-select it by hand. Finding only (without replace) seems to work OK ... it is when replacing text that the problem occurs. Thanks!
VSCode Version: 1.23.1
OS Version: x64 (Windows 10 64bit)
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ZtrevorZ
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Find and replace Alt+L loses selection
Find and replace dialog: Alt+L to off: Selection lost
May 28, 2018
ZtrevorZ
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Find and replace dialog: Alt+L to off: Selection lost
Find and replace dialog: Alt+L to off: Selection lost [feature-request]
May 28, 2018
ZtrevorZ
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Find and replace dialog: Alt+L to off: Selection lost [feature-request]
Find and replace dialog: Alt+L to off: Selection lost
May 28, 2018
@ZtrevorZ based on what I tested on latest Insiders (we made some fixes this month), if we have editor.autoFindInSelection turned on, when we open the find widget with either ctrl+f and ctrl+h after selecting some text, the focus will be in the find input box. Since our find widget does searches incrementally, the moment when you switch off "Find In Selection" , we will research the keyword in the find input box in the whole document, which will finally move the selection to the nearest match.
As I no longer reproduce what you described and our workflow is described as above, I'd like to close it for now.
When replacing text (control + h to open the find and replace dialog): I would like to toggle "Find in selection" to off with Alt+L but keep my selection. Currently when you have valid "before" and "after" entries in the dialog (as opposed to blanks) and then press Alt+L to "off", the text is deselected and you have to re-select it by hand. Finding only (without replace) seems to work OK ... it is when replacing text that the problem occurs. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: