Search in SpiderSpider offers various tools for searching and replacing text in documents. Options range from simple text search in an open document to advanced search and replacement of text in specific files of entire projects and selected folders using regular expressions. Spider offers two specialized tools for text search only, as well as other tools to help you navigate in the code, e.g. to jump to selected elements of a document, document navigator (for languages: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript, PHP, ASP) Search, replace, moveSearch, replace, move - used to search for and possibly replace text in the currently edited document. It also allows you to quickly find and move to selected parts of the current document You can open the tool by using the buttons in the Search menu, or by using keyboard shortcuts:
Using the button shown next to it (located on the Frequently Used bar), or the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+G, you can launch the tool for jumping to selected parts of the document, which is located in the same window. Enhanced search and replaceExtended Search and Replace is a second, much more powerful search tool. It allows you to search and replace text:
Using this tool you can use plain text, regular expressions as well as wildcards. You can open the tool in different ways:
Searching for files and directoriesThe ability to search files and directories is another search feature. It allows you to find files and directories on your disk that meet certain criteria:
This tool is launched via the Search menu. The results are presented in the bottom panel on the Search Reports tab. Found files can be opened for editing, and the list of searched items can be displayed in several different ways, such as detailed view or thumbnail view. |
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