Bug in replace (v. 5.23 Pro)
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Bug in replace (v. 5.23 Pro)
There is a bug in replace when using the button ā€Replace Allā€¯. From time to time (not every time), all other matching Strings are replaced, but the selected one in the file stays the same (is not replaced). The strange thing is, this doesnā€™t happen all the time. During testing on my system, it happens most of the time, when I replace a closing tag, say only the </table> tag. When I select this String in the editor and use replace all, the selected one stays the same. Shouldnā€™t replace all, as the name implies, replace everything?
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Some additional info:
By default Replace All works together with options From Cursor / Entire Scope.
If the option Entire Scope is selected then Replace All works for whole file.
If the option From Cursor is selected then Replace All replaces all occurrences starting from cursor position.
However there is a tiny bug. If you have selected first occurrence already in a manner that cursor is at the end of selection and option From Cursor is active, then this selected occurrence is not replaced. This will be fixed.
By default Replace All works together with options From Cursor / Entire Scope.
If the option Entire Scope is selected then Replace All works for whole file.
If the option From Cursor is selected then Replace All replaces all occurrences starting from cursor position.
However there is a tiny bug. If you have selected first occurrence already in a manner that cursor is at the end of selection and option From Cursor is active, then this selected occurrence is not replaced. This will be fixed.