Komodo IDE 9.3 - find in current document keyboard shortcut

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in Komodo 9.2 I was able to find a word in a specific document by hitting ctrl+shift+f and then ctrl+d,
this shortcut is not available anymore (in 9.3).
Is there any way I could restore it?
Thanks

2

Hi, when the caret is within a word, and you press Ctrl+D, that word is selected. When you press Ctrl+D again, the next occurrence is selected. Is this what you are looking for?

3

I think you must have been confused with the previous binding, as ctrl+D never needed any additional keybindings to be executed before it.

Note that the behavior of Ctrl+D did alter slightly, particularly for its initialization; the first keypress now only selects the first word, rather than the old behaviour where it would immediately select both the first and second occurrence.

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Sorry for not being clear enough.
What I am talking about is in the find all popup (Ctrl+shift+F). There was a keyboard shortcut to switch between find in Files, find in Current Document (Ctrl+D), find in Selected Text (Ctrl+S) etc.
(to find in current document I pressed Ctrl+shift+F and then Ctrl+D…)
these shortcuts are not available anymore in 9.3, any suggestions?

5

Ahh gotcha, you can still set these bindings under Prefs > Key Bindings.

Just search for “Find in”.

6

Thanks for your great support system, this was really helpful!

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How can I do it on Komodo IDE 10?

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Should be the same steps.