Made search function non case-sensitive

[ossilaukkanen]

Search function (find, find next, replace, replace all) now doesn't
differentiate between lower-cases and upper-cases. Previously couldn't
find the word "Example" when "example" was typed into the search field.

[pH-7]

Hi Fitoh! Thanks for the contribution!! Seems perfect. However, I can't test it right now. Did you test it (and on what Java version?). Is that works well?

[ossilaukkanen]

Hi, tested it in jdk 1.7 (and using NetBeans). Works as it should, I couldn't find any bugs related to my change.

There are other bugs however that are still present, mainly one in Replace function. When you try to replace a word that is not present in the text, the program adds to the end of the text the word you wanted to replace the original word with.
For example: text field: "This contains text."
Find field: "searchThisWord"
Replace field: "replaceItWithThisWord"
you hit the replace button and the text field now reads: "This contains text.replaceItWithThisWord"

This particular bug is however present in the current version, so it doesn't have anything to do with the changes I made.

[pH-7]

Okay I'll merge it very soon!
Thanks for reporting the other issue!
Concerning that bug, as I can see it's because in replace method, it doesn’t check if the string to replace exists or not. It should check like that just after find.

if(select_start != -1)

This (or thing like) should be OK, please let me know.

[ossilaukkanen]

Fixed the replace bug (and tested the fix). Sorry about the 2 & 3 commit, didn't notice the automatic changes to project.properties so had to revert to make those go away. The current (4th) commit is OK with both non case sensitivity and the replace bug fixed.

[pH-7]

👍 That's brilliant! Thanks Fitoh to contribute 😃

[ossilaukkanen]

Glad I could. The compiled jar file is old version though, but I leave that to you if you want to update it at some point.