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Search and Replace Entire Project (Netbeans)

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Is there a way to do a project wide search and replace in netbeans? It seems like there should be, but I can not find any information on it.

Thanks

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Mahdi.Montgomery Avatar asked Oct 22 '10 19:10

Mahdi.Montgomery


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5 Answers

Under the Edit menu you should find a menu item for Replace in Projects...

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Arnold Spence Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 18:10

Arnold Spence


If you click on the project in the projects pane.

Then press and hold Ctrl+Shift+H

A find and replace window will come up where you can specify what you would like to find and what to replace it with. You can use regular expressions and then after you search you can walk through all the results in the different files that are returned.

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Trevlar Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 18:10

Trevlar


Go to Edit Menu -> you will find Find in Projects and Replace in Projects Option:

Shorcuts:

Ctrl+Shift+F for Find in whole project.

Ctrl+Shift+H for Replace in whole project.

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Pratik Butani Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 18:10

Pratik Butani


You have to make "Replace in Projects" search as offered by NetBeans, and operate in search results windows further on. There is a "replace" button in the icons strip on the left of the search windows; select all search results (or just some of them you feel appropriate) and click that icon. You might have to wait a while if there are many files you are working with.

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user3526261 Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 19:10

user3526261


If you need to find something and replace in the open file, you can do this:

Go to Edit Menu -> you will find Replace and below the editor will appear Incremental Search Sidebar where you can type what you need to find and replace.

Shorcuts:

Ctrl+H for Find what and Replace with in the open file.

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Veljko Potparic Avatar answered Oct 08 '22 19:10

Veljko Potparic