I see that a "All Modules" range was added to the Quick Search tab. I thank you because it does help sometimes. However, many times I need to replace a string that exists in multiple modules, but I don't want to replace ALL occurrences in ALL modules.
So, I'm stuck because the replace on the quick search tab will only replace in ALL modules (or just one), and the "Find/Replace" pop-up dialog will only replace in one module.
Also, having two different find/replace dialogs seems a little inconsistent.
It would be so much helpful and productive if you could add a "All modules" selection in the "Look In" drop-down box of your current find/replace pop-up dialog. This would then meet the full expected functionality of find/replace dialogs found in all the other major IDE's and would eliminate the need for a second find/replace dialog on the quick search dialog.
With all innovations you have already added to the IDE, I am confident you can figure out a way to add this functionality
So, I'm stuck because the replace on the quick search tab will only replace in ALL modules (or just one), and the "Find/Replace" pop-up dialog will only replace in one module.
Also, having two different find/replace dialogs seems a little inconsistent.
It would be so much helpful and productive if you could add a "All modules" selection in the "Look In" drop-down box of your current find/replace pop-up dialog. This would then meet the full expected functionality of find/replace dialogs found in all the other major IDE's and would eliminate the need for a second find/replace dialog on the quick search dialog.
With all innovations you have already added to the IDE, I am confident you can figure out a way to add this functionality