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When I create a new note (Ctrl+n) while I have text selected this selection is prefilled in the new title window.
Something similar would be useful for find_in_files.
At the moment there is no OR operator. I rarely need it. So my workaround is too run a search twice for both alternatives. At the moment I select the prior search string in the upper right, and use Ctrl+C, then Ctrl+Alt+F and Ctrl+v. It would be very nice if I could eliminate Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V from this process.
Another idea: I don't know about your preferences for context menus. I am not bothered if the context menu is quite big. So I would find it very useful if I right click selected text I would have an option to do something with the selected text like "find in files", "new note", or "open note". Maybe a submenu inside this widget where the separate commands can be hidden?
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prefill with previous search: maybe, if nothing is selected. --> needs to be selected in the input field, so it can be over-written easily.
context menu: are a hassle. maybe if nothing else is there to do
When I create a new note (Ctrl+n) while I have text selected this selection is prefilled in the new title window.
Something similar would be useful for find_in_files.
At the moment there is no OR operator. I rarely need it. So my workaround is too run a search twice for both alternatives. At the moment I select the prior search string in the upper right, and use Ctrl+C, then Ctrl+Alt+F and Ctrl+v. It would be very nice if I could eliminate Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V from this process.
Another idea: I don't know about your preferences for context menus. I am not bothered if the context menu is quite big. So I would find it very useful if I right click selected text I would have an option to do something with the selected text like "find in files", "new note", or "open note". Maybe a submenu inside this widget where the separate commands can be hidden?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: