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graphic  Search/Replace (Ctrl+F)
Find or replace one or several text strings in a document. The search options can open up in the bottom-bar or in a dialog, depending on your options.

Find Next (F3)
Find the next search string in the document. You can also just select some text, hit F3 and this text will be used for searching.

Find Previous (Shift+F3)
As above but you now search for the previous occurrence of the search string.

graphic  Extended Search
Find and replace with some advanced features like regular expressions or search through all files in a folder.

Highlight

Highlight Word(s)
Highlight selected word(s), or the word under the text cursor, and all other instances of the same words in the document. You can highlight as many words as you want.

Highlight Selection (single line)
Highlight selected text and all other instances of the same text in the document. You can highlight as many selections as you want. The selection can be anything and does not have to be whole words, but the selection must include only one line.
The highlighting is not case sensitive. E.g. if "dummy" is selected and highlighted, "Dummy" will be highlighted as well.

Unhighlight Word(s)
Remove the word highlighting. If the text cursor is at a highlighted word, only this word highlighting is canceled. Otherwise all word highlighting is canceled.

Unhighlight Selection
Remove the selection highlighting. If the text cursor is at a highlighted text, only this text highlighting is canceled. Otherwise all selection highlighting is canceled.

Unhighlight Search
You can highlight found items using "Find All" in the search dialog, or "Find" in the extended search dialog. This menu item can be used to cancel the highlighting.

Unhighlight All
Clear all highlighting.

Incremental Search (Ctrl+E)
Activate and start typing a word. The found text is highlighted, in the document, as you type. You can also use backspace.

Next occurrence of the current word (Shift+Ctrl+Down)
Find the next occurrence of the word at the text cursor. This is similar to the find next function but no search options are used.

Previous occurrence of the current word (Shift+Ctrl+Up)
As above but you now search for the previous occurrence of the current word.

Next Node (Alt+Down)
Jump to the next code folding node found.

Previous Node (Alt+Up)
Jump to the previous code folding node found.

Next Changed Line (Shift+Alt+Down)
Jump to the next changed line in the text.

Previous Changed Line (Shift+Alt+Up)
Jump to the previous changed line in the text.

graphic  Goto line (Ctrl+G)
Enter a line number and the editor takes you to that line.

{+}  Matching bracket (Ctrl+. on an English keyboard)
Go to the matching bracket.

Create bookmark (Shift+Ctrl+0...9)
Create a bookmark at the current position.

Goto bookmark (Ctrl+0...9)
Go to a bookmark in the document.

Set bookmark (Shift+Ctrl+` on an English keyboard)
Set a bookmark without a number. You can set as many bookmarks as you want. Use the functions below to navigate between them.

Next bookmark (Alt+Right)
Go to the next bookmark in the document.

Previous bookmark (Alt+Left)
Go to the previous bookmark in the document.