BUG FIX: Find/Replace All is not working in E-Studio Professional 2.0.10.242 [19514]

This article applies to:

E-Prime 2.0

This bug has been corrected in E-Prime 2.0 (2.0.10.353).

Symptoms

When the "Look in" property is set to "All Script Windows" in E-Studio's Find and Replace dialog, E-Prime only opens the next Script window and fails to find the next instance of the requested phrase.

Detail
While editing in an InLine object, the User or Full tab of E-Studio's Script window, or the PackageFile Editor program, you can search for any phrase or character by simply pressing CTRL+F to open the Find and Replace dialog box. This dialog box has been updated for the E-Prime 2.0 Production Release (version 2.0.10.242) to include a property called "Look in". This property specifies where E-Prime should search for the requested phrase.

The Professional edition includes the "All Script Windows" setting, which should search all of the script in the experiment or PackageFile Editor for the requested phrase. However, if you are using the E-Prime 2.0 Production Release, this function will actually open the next InLine object or script window only and will not search for the requested phrase. This has been corrected in E-Prime 2.0 SP1 (version 2.0.10.353)

Solution

Upgrade to E-Prime 2.0.10.353 or later.

This bug is still active when using the PackageFile Editor program to edit a non-certified package file (see BUG FIX: Find/Replace All Script Windows option is not working when using the PackageFile editor on non-certified package files [19563]). Editing certified PackageFiles in the PackageFile Editor works as documented.

Workaround

This workaround is intended only for those who are unable to update to the version of E-Prime that contains the fix:

This workaround is only intended for those who are unable to update to the version of E-Prime that contains the bug fix, or for anyone editing a non-certified PackageFile in the PackageFile Editor.

Press CTRL+F again to bring up the next Find and Replace window and repeat the find for the new InLine window.

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