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Find in Files (Grep)... <Shift+Ctrl+F>
This option searches for text in the
currently open file(s) or in any direc-
tory (optionally including subdirecto-
ries) specified. Standard Unix-style
regular expressions are used.
A window with the search results is
displayed with an entry for each match
found. Double-clicking on an entry
will open the corresponding file and
place the cursor on the search string in
that file. Multiple file types can be
separated by semicolons. For example,
entering the following search criteria:
C:\mydirectory\*.lib;*.c
will search all .lib and .c files in
mydirectory.
Starting with Dynamic C 9.60, the “Search Results” window has a right-click menu that allows you to
view source files, as well as copy or delete selected entries.
Go to Line Number
Positions the insertion point at the beginning of the specified line.
Previous Error
<Ctrl+Alt+P>
Locates the previous compilation error in the source code. Any error messages will be displayed in a
list in the Compiler Messages window after a program is compiled. Dynamic C selects the previous
error in the list and displays the offending line of code in the text window.
Next Error
<Ctrl+Alt+N>
Locates the next compilation error in the source code. Any error messages will be displayed in a list in
the Compiler Messages window after a program is compiled. Dynamic C selects the next error in the
list and displays the offending line of code in the text window.
Edit Mode
<F4>
Switches to edit mode from run, also known as debug, mode. After successful compilation or execu-
tion, no changes to the file are allowed unless in edit mode. If the compilation fails or a runtime error
occurs, Dynamic C comes back already in edit mode.