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<h1>C/C++ Find/Replace</h1>
<p><strong>Ctrl+F</strong> (or <strong>Edit > Find/Replace</strong>) displays the <strong>Find/Replace</strong> dialog.
Here you can specify text to search for and optionally text with which to replace it.
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<p><img src="../images/find_replace_dialog.png" alt="Find and Replace Dialog Box" ></p>
<p>You can specify:</p>
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<li>The direction (forward or back from the current cursor location)</li>
<li>The scope (<strong>All</strong> for the whole file or <strong>Selected Lines</strong> to search only
within the highlighted area)</li>
<li>Whether the search is <strong>Case Sensitive</strong> or <strong>Whole Word</strong>.
You can also specify whether the search wraps at the end of the file.</li>
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<p>If you close the <strong>Find/Replace</strong> dialog with text in the <strong>Find</strong> field,
you can use <strong>Ctrl+K</strong> (or <strong>Edit > Find Next</strong>) or
<strong>Ctrl+Shift+K</strong> (or <strong>Edit > Find Previous</strong>) to go to the next
occurrence of that text.
The directions for "Next" and "Previous"
are not affected by the <strong>Direction</strong> setting in the <strong>Find/Replace</strong> dialog.
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<p class="note"><span class="notetitle">Note: </span>
Wildcards are not currently supported for searches.</p>
<h2>Incremental Find</h2>
<p>You can also choose <strong>Incremental Find</strong> from the <strong>Find/Replace</strong> dialog.
With this option selected, each letter you type in the <strong>Find</strong> field
causes the editor focus to move to the first complete occurrence of the text
you are typing.
You can also use incremental find by pressing <strong>Ctrl+J</strong> (<strong>Edit > Incremental Find</strong>).
In this case, the text you type appears in the Status Line at the bottom of
the Eclipse window.
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<p class="note"><span class="notetitle">Note: </span>
The settings in the <strong>Find/Replace</strong> dialog do not affect the operation
of incremental find in the Status Line.</p>
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