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Why is 'find' so horribly difficult to use in sublime? I want to find another instance of the current word and then quickly modify it. I wish getting out of t
by source99 12y ago
Why is 'find' so horribly difficult to use in sublime? I want to find another instance of the current word and then quickly modify it.
I wish getting out of the find text box was simpler and more intuitive.
Maybe it's just me.
- john2x 12y agoNot just you. Sublime's find is anything but.
- Walkman 12y agoI don't know how it could be easier: You position inside a word anywhere, press CMD+OPTION+G; the next word is already selected, you can already edit it, no need to bring up Find panel.
- 0942v8653 12y agoOr double-tap Command+D.
- source99 12y agoThis doesn't seem to work well as it highlights multiple instances of the word I was on. The current instance and the next instance(but not all instances).
- source99 12y agoThis does seem to work but its pretty painful key combination on my mac keyboard.
- camupod 12y agocmd + e will mark the current selection (or current word if there's no selection), cmd + g (or cmd + shift + g to go backwards) will find other instances of it. ctrl + cmd + g will find all instances of the current word, which you can edit simultaneously.
- blacksmith_tb 12y agoFor that use-case, isn't control-d / cmd-d pretty quick?