Working With Systems and System Files
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NetLinx Studio (v2.4 or higher)
3. Click one or more of the checkboxes to set any additional search criteria, as desired.
4. Click the Direction radio buttons to specify the direction of the search (Up or Down).
5. Click Find Next to perform the search and close the Find dialog. The first instance of the
search string is highlighted in the Source Code Editor window.
6. Choose Edit > Find Next (or click the "Find Next" toolbar button) to continue the search after
the first instance of the search string is found.
Search And Replace Within The Active Source Code File
To perform a Search and Replace operation within the active Source code file:
1. Choose Edit > Replace to open the Replace dialog.
2. Enter a search string in the Find What box.
3. Enter the replace string in the Replace With box.
4. Click the checkboxes to set additional search options, as desired:
5. Click Find Next to perform the search. The first instance of the search string is highlighted in
the Source Code Editor window.
6. Click Replace to replace the highlighted instance of the search string with the replace string, or
click Replace All to replace all instances of the search string.
Match whole word only Searches for instances of the search string that exist as whole words
only. For example, a search for "yell", only finds the word "yell", as
opposed to any instance of the search string (i.e. "yellow").
Match case Searches only for instances that match the case (UPPERCASE or low-
ercase) of the characters in the search string.
Loop Start the search at the cursor's position, and automatically loop the
cursor to either the top or bottom of the file (depending on the Direction
setting) to finish searching the entire file, to the cursor's position.
Start At Top Start the search at the top of the file (regardless of the cursor's posi-
tion).
Direction Click the radio buttons to specify whether to search Up (backward) or
Down (forward) relative to the cursor's current position in the file
(default = Down).
Match whole word only Searches for instances of the search string that exist as whole words
only. For example, a search for "yell", only finds the word "yell", as
opposed to any instance of the search string (i.e. "yellow").
Match case Searches only for instances that match the case (UPPERCASE or low-
ercase) of the characters in the search string.
Loop Start the search at the cursor's position, and automatically loop the
cursor to either the top or bottom of the file (depending on the Direction
setting) to finish searching the entire file, to the cursor's position.
Start At Top Start the search at the top of the file (regardless of the cursor's posi-
tion).
Direction Click the radio buttons to specify whether to search Up (backward) or
Down (forward) relative to the cursor's current position in the file
(default = Down).
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