Search ALL scripts

	Hi all. Is there a way to search ALL scripts for a term,
instead of  
just the currently-viewed script? Thanks!


George Langley

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Mary Langley
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If they're all in .as files in one folder, I usually use the
Find in 
Dreamweaver to do that.  Clunky, but I don't know any way in
Flash.

Helen


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>     Hi all. Is there a way to search ALL scripts for a
term, instead 
> of  just the currently-viewed script? Thanks!
>
>
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>
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> R.I.P.
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No, not in the Flash environment.  If you're coding in
another app like 
flex or aptana, possibly.

George Langley wrote:
>     Hi all. Is there a way to search ALL scripts for a
term, instead 
> of just the currently-viewed script? Thanks!
>
>
> George Langley 
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On Aug 30, 2007, at 10:06 PM, Steve Rachels wrote:

> If you're coding in another app like flex or aptana,
possibly.

Both of these do, in fact. But in actuality it is a
functionality of  
their Eclipse host.

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Hi,
On a Mac also TextWrangler (a free and fast text editor) can
search  
for strings in multiple files.
HTH,
Willem van den Goorbergh

Op 31-aug-2007, om 3:20 heeft Helen Triolo het volgende
geschreven:

> If they're all in .as files in one folder, I usually
use the Find  
> in Dreamweaver to do that.  Clunky, but I don't know
any way in Flash.
>
> Helen
>
>
> George Langley wrote:
>
>>     Hi all. Is there a way to search ALL scripts
for a term,  
>> instead of  just the currently-viewed script?
Thanks!
>>
>>
>> George Langley
>>
>> http://www.georgelangley.
ca
>>
>> Mary Langley
>> 13 November, 1938 - 14 August, 2007
>> R.I.P.


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If you are using the TextPad text editor then it can search
all open AS
documents and do a replace. It's a very useful program. I'm
sure other
freeware editors will do the same.

HTH

Dave

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>> George Langley wrote:
>>     Hi all. Is there a way to search ALL scripts
for a term,  
>> instead of  just the currently-viewed script?
Thanks!

> On 30-Aug-07, at 7:20 PM, Helen Triolo wrote:
> 	If they're all in .as files in one folder, I usually
use the Find  
> in Dreamweaver to do that.  Clunky, but I don't know
any way in Flash.
--------------------
	Totally weird! I was just using the Help (yes, I do that!),
and  
wanted to search for a term within the text (not the Find's
"search"  
feature), so hit COMMAND-F. Up popped a "Find and
Replace" dialog box  
- with a "Find All" button, a drop-down menu that
included "Text",  
AND a series of options where to search, one of those being 

"Actionscript"!
	Enter a term and do a "Find All" - it lists all
occurrences of the  
term. Clicking one opens the script in the script window.
Only thing  
is, it doesn't appear to highlight the term within the
script, so you  
still need to look within the script. But at least you can
quickly  
find which script you need.


George Langley

http://www.georgelangley.
ca

Mary Langley
13 November, 1938 - 14 August, 2007
R.I.P.


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On 31-Aug-07, at 1:25 PM, George Langley wrote:

> 	Totally weird! I was just using the Help (yes, I do
that!), and  
> wanted to search for a term within the text (not the
Find's  
> "search" feature), so hit COMMAND-F. Up
popped a "Find and Replace"  
> dialog box - with a "Find All" button, a
drop-down menu that  
> included "Text", AND a series of options
where to search, one of  
> those being "Actionscript"!
> 	Enter a term and do a "Find All" - it lists
all occurrences of the  
> term. Clicking one opens the script in the script
window. Only  
> thing is, it doesn't appear to highlight the term
within the  
> script, so you still need to look within the script.
But at least  
> you can quickly find which script you need.
--------------
	Addendum: it seems though, that if you are in a script
window,  
COMMAND-F brings up a completely different "Find and
Replace" dialog  
box, without those options! (?) But if you open a Help
window, you  
get the full-blown "F and R" described above.
	A "bug/feature"? :-{)]


George Langley

http://www.georgelangley.
ca

Mary Langley
13 November, 1938 - 14 August, 2007
R.I.P.


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