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notepad++sublimetext2
gcbrink
gcbrink

Reputation: 325

Search Results Panel for SublimeText 2

I use Notepad++ on my PC and Sublime Text 2 on my Mac. You can "find all instances" of text in Notepad++, which will then display the find results in a window. In this window I see the line number where the text was found and a snippet of the surrounding text. I find this tremendously useful.

Is there a similar feature in Sublime Text 2?

Upvotes: 9

Views: 11645

Answers (4)

Sample
Sample

Reputation: 59

if you only want see this in a panel like notepad++,when you search with ctrl+shift+f, you can click the button "Use Buffer" left to the "find:" then the answer will show in panel down the screen

Upvotes: 5

elecjack
elecjack

Reputation: 77

Yes. Use Find in Files (Ctrl+Shift+F), and then select the "add current file" option at the end of the "where:" textfield.

Upvotes: 5

Arvind Yadav
Arvind Yadav

Reputation: 1

If the search box you are talking about is indeed the standard search box you can view when you press Ctrl+F or Search->Find, then one way to regain your window is like you do with every other window in Windows that has default handling:

Press Ctrl+F or Search->Find to assure your find window is in foreground and focussed.

1)OPress Alt+Space to open the Window Context Menu of your Find window.
2) Press Enter to select the "Move" entry of your context menu.
3) Press one of the Arrow Keys at least once.
4) Move your mouse. The Window should now follow your mouse coursor.  
   Place it wherever you need it, and click.

Regards Mr. Arvind Yadav www.Objectzoom.com

Upvotes: 0

anazimok
anazimok

Reputation: 1759

You could use Find All and then Cmd+F2 to set bookmarks.

Upvotes: 6

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