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Hello IvyTeam,

We need often to search for some code snippet in some big Ivy Process files (.mod). We can do it in the text editor but it is not very handy to change anything there. The best would be to search with CTRL+F for some text. Then the designer should highlight the Steps where this text has been found. This would be a great help for our productivity.

Do you plan to do such an improvement?

Thanks in advance Emmanuel

asked 17.05.2018 at 10:47

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edited 17.05.2018 at 10:51


Hey Emmanuel

We have this feature since ~4 years in the Designer. Just press CTRL+H (standard keybinding for eclipse search) and within the Axon.ivy Search Tab enter your snippet.

Then search results will be shown in the search-result view (usually in the south area). You will see highlighted text where your search has matched patterns of a process. With a double click on it the element will be selected in the process... very handy. alt text

Are you facing any issues with this search mechanism?

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answered 18.05.2018 at 02:53

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edited 18.05.2018 at 03:59

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Hi Reguel, Thanks a lot :D It seems this feature has been completely forgotten among a lot of developers.... We have shared this question with a lot of other developers and nobody seems to know this feature.

I will spread the news ;)

Thanks a lot Emmanuel

(18.05.2018 at 03:51) Emmanuel Comba Emmanuel%20Comba's gravatar image
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yes this really shows the Ivy script. We just need to open all the drop downs to navigate to the ivy script. I kept clicking on the HTML Logic Symbol, that was only opening the process window. But I usually use bash terminal for search. In Ivy we are privileged to use a GUI editor :D.

(18.05.2018 at 04:51) adamf adamf's gravatar image
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You don't need to toil trough all the drop downs. Just click the expand all button for a faster overview...

(18.05.2018 at 05:02) Reguel Werme... ♦♦ Reguel%20Wermelinger's gravatar image
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