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| jmihalicza |
Posted - Dec 21 2007 : 08:09:34 AM
The traditional find window has the advantage that it is a text window and one can easily copy (parts of) its contents.
Find Reference doesn't have this property, I know that it lists the matches categorized by the file name and therefore it is a tree, but still I miss the feature.
Or, at least a button to copy the whole content to the clipboard.
I would like to further process the results with shell scripts.
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| feline |
Posted - Dec 22 2007 : 2:36:55 PM
Would the IDE's find in files work better for you?
Alternatively some form of macro system might work well. You can press Delete to delete a file and all of its results from the Find References Results list, and then use CTRL-C to copy the next block. You just need a program to send keyboard events to the IDE.
I know its not an elegant solution, but with the right software it is easy to do. |
| jmihalicza |
Posted - Dec 22 2007 : 02:30:41 AM
I am using the 1619 build. The copy from either context menu or by pressing ctrl+c indeed works, but only copies the actual line, or, if a file name is selected, the matches of a file but still not all the results what I really need. I have matches in 25 files. |
| feline |
Posted - Dec 21 2007 : 2:45:00 PM
Which version of VA are you using? If you are using one of the 16xx builds then you can copy the text from the Find References Results window.
Right click -> Copy
or just CTRL-C |
