https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=450414
--- Comment #6 from jimbo <loudsq...@tutanota.com> --- (In reply to Waqar Ahmed from comment #4) > > Maybe this shouldn't be consistent with those other tools because it is > > frequently called upon and it's similar to 'Find' which you haven't > > addressed. > > Depends on the user what will be frequent. For me, "project" or "lsp" > toolview is more frequent, search a lot less. Consistency between toolviews > is more important than between the two searches because we want 1 way to > close all the toolviews at the bottom. > > > Search and Replace is different. Highlighting the word and calling the > > function (in my case [Ctrl+R]) will not auto populate the find input field. > > Hmm, missed this one. Trying it here using default shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + > F) with a selection the input field is highlighted. Maybe you are talking > about the Power search mode, which is activated using `Ctrl + R` (default > shortcut), yes, that doesn't seem to put the word under cursor in the "Find" > field, no reason that I can think of, should be fixed I think. > > That makes me think that maybe you were not talking about the Search&Replace > plugin at all. In my original post, I said "(in my case [Ctrl+R])" which meant that I had changed the shortcut. I'm sorry that you didn't pick up on that. You are mistaken if you think that I'm not talking about 'Search and Replace'. I can point to the title of this thread which is "Search and Replace' & 'Find' discrepancies". Please re-read the thread before jumping to conclusions. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
