Focuses Find text selected for typeover when dialog opened #183
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Thanks much for the pull request. Yes this is a workflow improvement. So much so that a slightly different variant is already in the pre160 branch. Commit 99ea8a5 added the code to focus and select contents of the find dialog when reopening the dialog. |
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Oh, of course! I searched open issues for this but not closed ones. |
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This adds what I hope is a workflow improvement. When reopening opening the Find dialog following a previous Find action, this commit focuses the Find text input and selects its contents for typeover. This speeds up keyboard navigation by making it possible to use Ctrl-F immediately followed by the search text without needing to mouse or tab back to the text input.