> > You mean "in current file", not "in current directory", do you?
>
> Oh, yes.. a lot of errors from me...
>
> > And yes, it is logical to replace all only in the current file. Think
> > about renaming a private class variable, for example.
>
> I think you misunderstand what I meant...
> This is what I mean (look also at attachment):
>
> Public Sub btnReplaceAll_Click()
>
> If InitSearch() Then Return
>
> If chkCurrentFile.Value = True Then
>
> If Message.Question(Subst$(("Are you sure you want to replace all
> instances in this file of '&1' with '&2'?"), SearchString,
> ReplaceString),("Yes"), ("No")) <> 1 Then Return
>
> Run(GO_FORWARD + DO_REPLACE + DO_ALL)
> Else
>
> If Message.Question(Subst$(("Are you sure you want to replace all
> instances of '&1' with '&2'?"), SearchString, ReplaceString),("Yes"),
> ("No")) <> 1 Then Return
>
> Browse(chkSourceOnly.Value, True)
> Endif
>
> End
>
> Just testing it for errors... not my best day for me to concentrate.
>
>
> Jussi
I think what I have done in revision #3772 is a bit more practical. Tell me!
--
Benoît Minisini
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