Markie 0.3.2

Added

Find and replace (⌘F, and ⌥⌘F to replace), in the Edit menu and the command palette.

⌘F used to do nothing at all in Rich, which is the mode Markie opens in: find existed, but only inside the Markdown Source editor, behind its own separate search box. There is now one bar, and it works in whichever pane you are reading.

• ⏎ and ⇧⏎ step through the matches, ⌘G steps from anywhere, and the count tells you where you are.
• Match case and whole word are both there, and the search text is taken literally, so looking for a.b or $5 (approx) finds exactly that.
• Replace changes one match, and Replace All changes the rest, each in a single undo. Read-only shares can be searched but not rewritten.
• Searching the Rich pane finds phrases that run through formatting. "quick brown" is found even when only "quick" is bold, which is one document to you and two pieces of text to the editor.
• Each pane searches what it is actually showing: the heading marker # is real text in Source and is not in Rich.

Fixed

Open now starts in the folder you are already working in. Pressing Open while reading a document dropped you wherever a file dialog was last used, which was usually somewhere unrelated, so finding the file next to the one on screen meant navigating back every time. The picker now opens beside the current document.

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Installed copies update themselves through Markie → Check for Updates.

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