Initial support for Find in Project is now available. This is a fairly huge feature, and it will take quite some time to polish it. Please report every oddity you find when using the feature 
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![[Image: find-in-project.jpg]](http://crew.sa-mp.nl/russell/find-in-project.jpg)
I hope you like it! It's available in the current experimental version, available in tools/PawnEditor/releases/experimental/ on the repository. After this gets polished a bit we can release a new formal version, and start working towards version 1.0 of the LVP Pawn Editor.
Known issues with Find in Project:
- The search term should be highlighted in the search results ("SetTimerEx" in the image above).
- Multiple adjacent blocks of search results should be concatenated in a single result block of 4+ lines.
- The scroll position in the search panel isn't always being restored when switching panels.
- After clicking on a search result, we should temporarily highlight the line instead of select it.
- Line numbers seem to be off in some occasions.
- A hotkey need to be bound to easily search the world. How about pressing F3 when text is selected?
Future versions will support for regular expression searches.
.I hope you like it! It's available in the current experimental version, available in tools/PawnEditor/releases/experimental/ on the repository. After this gets polished a bit we can release a new formal version, and start working towards version 1.0 of the LVP Pawn Editor.
Known issues with Find in Project:
- The search term should be highlighted in the search results ("SetTimerEx" in the image above).
- Multiple adjacent blocks of search results should be concatenated in a single result block of 4+ lines.
- The scroll position in the search panel isn't always being restored when switching panels.
- After clicking on a search result, we should temporarily highlight the line instead of select it.
- Line numbers seem to be off in some occasions.
- A hotkey need to be bound to easily search the world. How about pressing F3 when text is selected?
Future versions will support for regular expression searches.