ISPSoft User Manual

ISPSoft User Manual
Search condition
Search for
Case sensitivity
Whole words only
Search from caret
Selected text only
Regular expression
Direction
Description
Users can type the object which will be searched for, or select an object
which has been searched for after they click in the box.
ISPSoft searches only for words that match the case of the word that users
type in the Search for box.
Whole words only instructs ISPSoft to find complete words only, and not
to find words that only contain what users type.
The search starts at the text cursor. (If this checkbox is not selected, the
system will search the whole program.)
The search starts at the text selected. (If this checkbox is not selected, the
system will search the whole program.)
After this checkbox is selected, regular expressions can be used.
Users can search down or search up.
* A regular expression is a type of standard syntax. For example, “*” is a wildcard. Please refer to related technical
documents for more information.
If the users use the Replace function, the Confirm replace window will appear after an object
meeting the search conditions selected is found.
Button
Yes
No
Cancel
Yes to all
Function
The object found is replaced by the replacement object, and the system searches
for the next occurrence of the object typed in the Search for box.
The object found is not replaced by the replacement object, and the system
searches for the next occurrence of the object typed in the Search for box.
The search is canceled, and the Confirm replace window is closed,
All the objects meeting the search conditions selected are replaced by the
replacement object.
13.1.5 Finding/Replacing a Step or a Transition in a Sequential
Function Chart
Users can only use the Find function and the Replace function in a sequential function chart.
Besides, only the steps and the transitions in a sequential function chart can be searched for and
replaced. If users want to use the Find/Replace function in an action/transition, they have to open
the window for the action/transition, make sure of the programming language used to create the
action/transition, and refer to section 13.1.3 and section 13.1.4.
The functions described in this section are used in the present program editing window, and are not
used in the whole project. Users can open a program editing window, and click the position in the
working area at which they want to start searching. If the users click the local symbol table in the
program editing window, the local symbol table will be searched. Please refer to section 13.1.6 for
more information about using the Find function in a symbol table.
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