Morten Lied Johansen wrote:
> I've recently had to do extensive work in tracking down
usage of various
> functions and checking that they are used correctly in
correct contexts.
> What I found useful was to search for the
function-name, and then go to
> each instance found and check it.
>
> One thing that would make it even better though, would
be if I could
> print the search results, so that I could check them
off one by one as I
> finished checking them, but I could find no way to do
this in WingIDE
> 3.0a2? (I haven't tried in 2.1.x)
>
> Is it possible? Alternatively, being able to copy and
paste to another
> file which could then be printed, but I can't do that
either it seems.
>
> If anyone has a nice way of doing this that doesn't
involve the printer,
> and doesn't involve not doing any more searches, I'd
appreciate any
> suggestions. 
When I need to keep around searches, I just add additional
instances
of the Search in Files tool, which you can do by right
clicking
on the tool tabs area where you want to place it.
Does that address what you need?
Saving sets of results might be a nice feature to add in the
future, though.
Thanks,
--
Stephan Deibel
Wingware | Python IDE
Advancing Software Development
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