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0 pointsKristine197510y ago0 comments

>For instance if you want to do a find/replace in VS you can double click on a word do Ctrl+H and the word you selected populates the search box

I'm fairly sure Xcode has a command "enter search/replace string" that puts the current selection into the search/replace box.

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I would love to know how to do this.

e28eta10y ago

Across all (Cocoa?) Mac apps, cmd-e should do it. It definitely works in Xcode.

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0 pointsKristine197510y ago0 comments

>For instance if you want to do a find/replace in VS you can double click on a word do Ctrl+H and the word you selected populates the search box

I'm fairly sure Xcode has a command "enter search/replace string" that puts the current selection into the search/replace box.

I would love to know how to do this.

e28eta10y ago

Across all (Cocoa?) Mac apps, cmd-e should do it. It definitely works in Xcode.

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