Search and Replace in LSL Editor - FINALLY!!!

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All I can say, is its about time...

- Jon

yay another post-it-note feature, altho a handy one, ive had to copy and paste to notepad a cupple times (in a year +) but geez

[insert long ass list of planned features and bug fixes here]


ps for those who dont know what a post-it-note feature is, its a feature thats talked about while on break, and usually passed between devs (i speculate) between the pinball machine and the cappachnio maker. quick comments that can fit on a 2.5x2.5 inch peice of paper, ez to code and shows progress from the developers

altho while theres been some really good post-it-note fearures, alot have had to be rewritten atleast 2 times, and alot are just plain silly ..

(BTW LL STILL THANKS for the hud in snapshot option, its used every day by the population as a vital part of the system, and just so happens to screw me into more work every tuesday @7pm)

Well, this is very good

I would like an inverse selection tool.
Such as turning the selection of "1234" into "4321"
I wish this was in every programming language and have never seen it.
Or something along these lines.

Turning this:
If (something)
{
data1
data2
data3
}

Into this:
If (something)
{
data3
data2
data1
}

Or at least inverse copy.
Where it inverts the data in memory after a selection is copied.
So I can paste code backward elsewhere.
Maybe I'm the only one who finds that handy I dunno.

Yay for search & replace.... that's going to save me some time

Someone actually uses the built-in LSL editor? o.o

friggin' thing updates so slow, i find it faster to type everything in UltraEdit and copy-paste ready work into fresh script to compile/fix typos... it seems good enough to tweak a line here or there, but for anything larger, omg >.<

Would anyone mind if I wait for release 6 of it before I trust it to actually do anything on text I cannot see.

( and agree with above :
Wait 6 hours for a search/reply result - or cut and paste it to RL and do it in real time )

Another useless function.

Whee! Search & Replace!

Need to check it out! Even though the LSL editor might not be the best one around (and sometimes slow, yes), it's sufficient for me at most of the time. I spend much more time with thinking about my next code line than it takes for the editor to update

So, great feature!