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How to show find results in separate tab or window?

I started using Sublime Text 2 coming from Notepad++.

I cannot find a way to show the find results in a separate space (tab,window,sidebar whatever).

In notepad++ i had a little window showing the line where the string was found. I then could double click to go to the line.

I cant do that in Sublime. I press ctrl+f type my string and press Find All.

I have indication that x results found and can loop through them, but i cant make it open a separate space for them.

Also the Find results submenu in Find menu is grayed out.

what am i doing wrong?

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e4rthdog Avatar asked Oct 24 '14 07:10

e4rthdog


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Searching With CTRL+Shift+F in Sublime 3 will bring the search results in a separate pane at bottom.

In case you want it in a separate tab along side other tabs and also want to see the previous results cached above the current one, check the button on left side that says - " Use Buffer "

. You will see the button on left side when you open the Find and Replace panel with CTRL+Shift+F shortcut.

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Anmol Saraf Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 12:10

Anmol Saraf


OK, there are a few ways to use search in sublime. What you are doing is searching in the current file you have open CTRL+F.

What I think you want to do is CTRL+Shift+F - then type your string and click 'find' – that will open a results panel in a new window/pane and you can click on the highlighted results to jump you to the place in that file.

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Ben Frain Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 11:10

Ben Frain