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Code Editor: Incremental searchingKeystroke = CTRL + E The Search menu in the IDE contains a menuitem called Incremental Search. The hotkey for this command is CTRL + E. The cool thing about incremental searching is that it works without popping up an annoying dialog box. You simply type into the code editor after starting the search. As soon as you start typing, the Code Editor starts looking for a search match. Often times, you will find what you are looking for after typing only a few keystrokes. Here are some additional incremental searching tips.
Now that I have become familiar with incremental searching, I rarely use the traditional search dialog. CTRL + E has proven to be the most productive way to find what I'm looking for in the BCB Code Editor. Go ahead and give it a try! | ||||||
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