pgcedit - SEARCH function?

[jlrm365]

In many word processors, it is possible to press Ctrl+F and have a "Find" window open. It usually allows you to find the next instance of whatever you type into its search area.

For example, Ctrl+F and typing "beach" will jump you to the next occurrence (if there is one) of the word "beach".

Is there such a feature within pgcedit? If so, what is it known as / where is it? I keep thinking "That must be it" and then having no success.

I often find myself looking for something like this, when I want to replace all of something or apply the same treatment to all of one type of command.

:thanks:

[Ghitulescu]

A search for pgcedit and search would have yielded some results, including -> http://download.videohelp.com/r0lZ/pgcedit/plugins/search_replace_plugin_v26.zip
But it's much easier to ask than to do ... ;)

[r0lZ]

I don't think jlrm365 wants to search and replace.

The search box is in the bottom right corner of the main PgcEdit window. Use the arrows to navigate, or the "All" button to see all occurrences in a new window.

[Ghitulescu]

I know that now :) just wanna say that most people simply drop a question without bothering to search a bit before. Besides the search function was already mentioned in the user manual of pgcedit (http://download.videohelp.com/r0lZ/pgcedit/doc/Main_window.htm). This is why I thought he might want something more, I mean, if one uses a software but not reads its manual ...