showcv2

[Carlo Hogeveen]

"showcv2" is a rewrite from scratch of Zhong Zhao's "showcv" tool.

It is a Find-like tool that highlights found results in its compressed View Finds list.
https://ecarlo.nl/tse/DemosAndTests.html#showcv2

This might be an idea for TSE's standard Find command.

Carlo

[Jose Adriano Baltieri]

Awesome !

Should I want to replace Tessie's original Find with this one, just for a while (to test it), how do I do it, please ?

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Grato,

Jose Adriano Baltieri

[Carlo Hogeveen]

Jose Adriano Baltieri wrote:
> Should I want to replace Tessie's original Find with this one, just for a while (to test it), how do I do it, please ?

There is no way to literally replace a TSE statement with something else, you can only replace calls to that statement with a new call, here by replacing a call to
Find()
with a call to
ExecMacro('showcv2')

Default calls to the Find() statement are found in two places:
In your .ui file, namely in its SearchMenu() menu and in its key definitions.
In the cuamark macro.

The default .ui files are overwritten at every TSE update.
One way to avoid that is to make a renamed copy, e.g. win_jose.ui, and compile that.
There are many other ways.

You can disable cuamark's find and replace keys by configuring cuamark by executing it.

That is the short answer :-)
Carlo

[zhong zhao]

I am pleased to have contributed to the TSE community.

(^_^)