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feature issue: saving Find/Replace options #6158

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ghost opened this issue May 6, 2016 · 3 comments
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feature issue: saving Find/Replace options #6158

ghost opened this issue May 6, 2016 · 3 comments
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editor-find Editor find operations feature-request Request for new features or functionality
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ghost commented May 6, 2016

VSCode should save the Find / Replace options like: Match case and Whole word.
This would allow to using them after restart.
It could be an user option below search settings.

@ryanwinchester
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also does the multiple selections need to use the find settings or can it have it's own, set in settings.json or somewhere?

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rebornix commented May 8, 2017

We'll start with the persistence with three search options Match Case, Match Word and Regex first. The goal is aligning with current Search Viewlet.

As we discussed in #11574 (comment) , we are going to persist user preference in following way

  • anytime a find widget toggle is changed, I will persist it (last one wins)
  • when the workbench starts up, I will read the persisted values and start with those by default.

In addition to that, we'll keep the setting persistent per workspace. Let's start with it first and then see if it's necessary to have a global setting that defines the default value for find options for new workspaces.

@aeschli aeschli mentioned this issue May 29, 2017
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Is it intended that vscode only remembers the search settings for directory where these have been set?

If I start vscode e.g. with: code example-dir
and I check case sensitive search I will remember these settings, after I closed and reopened the editor.

But if start vscode in an other directory the settings are gone. Is this how it should work?

As far as I know there is no global setting to define the default one or am I missing something?

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