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Thu, 27 March 2008 12:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: shea.snowsquirrel.ca

I want to search all source file in my project? Don't tell me I need a
plugin to do that!

~S

Re: how do I "Find All"? [message #212880 is a reply to message #212858]

Thu, 27 March 2008 12:54

Eclipse User

Shea Martin wrote:

> I want to search all source file in my project? Don't tell me I need a
> plugin to do that!
Search->Text->Workspace or Search->Text->Project or use Ctrl-H and define your
search scope and type of file.

Axel

Re: how do I "Find All"? [message #212895 is a reply to message #212880]

Thu, 27 March 2008 15:34

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: shea.snowsquirrel.ca

Axel Mueller wrote:
> Shea Martin wrote:
>
>> I want to search all source file in my project? Don't tell me I need a
>> plugin to do that!
> Search->Text->Workspace or Search->Text->Project or use Ctrl-H and
> define your search scope and type of file.
>
> Axel

Well I feel stupid now. I was expecting it to be under "Edit" menu, not
to have its own. :)

~S

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