The Find&Replace Dialog is a " liquid dialog": It may show up as a non-modal dialog, or docked dialog. To change its appearance right click on the dialog.
The Find&Replace Dialog allows you to find or find and replace a piece of text. Therefore there is a Find Tab and Find&Replace Tab in the dialog.
Figure 1. Find Tab
The
button will go to the next occurrence of the text. To commit a context-sensitive search click . Clicking causes the search to go from bottom to top.You may search for the text not only within the document content, but also:
Within attribute values
Within attribute names
Within comments
For XSLT match patterns (see XSLT Match Pattern Examples).
Select the search type in the
combo box.The Find&Replace Tab is very similar to the Find Tab, except that it allows you to replace found text (in attribute values, attribute names, and comments).
The top and bottom-docked Find&Replace Dialog has a different layout, see figure below.
Figure 2. Top-docked Find&Replace Dialog
This dialog has all the same controls as the undocked dialog. To find and replace some text portion type the values in the
and text-boxes.Click the mini-icons to the right of the
text-box to change the search parameters:The top-left icon switches the search type. Namely: search text, search in attribute names, search in attribute values, search in comments, and search by XSLT match pattern (in the Find tab).
The top-right icon expands/collapses the
portion of the dialog, so the dialog becomes or .The bottom-left icon switches the search direction: top to bottom or bottom to top.
The bottom-right icon makes the search case sensitive or not.