In compiler beta mode open a file (pref blank/empty new file and not a real code file)
Type "Test" (just that).
Hit Cntl-F to open the find/replace bar.
In the Find box type "Test"
In the Replace box type "TestTest" (or "Test2" anything with the Find criteria)
Click the "replace all" button.
Thankfully it gives up at some point rather than crash the browser.
[Edit: /me using FF3 on Win vista]
In compiler beta mode open a file (pref blank/empty new file and not a real code file)
# Type "Test" (just that).
# Hit Cntl-F to open the find/replace bar.
# In the Find box type "Test"
# In the Replace box type "TestTest" (or "Test2" anything with the Find criteria)
# Click the "replace all" button.
Thankfully it gives up at some point rather than crash the browser.
[Edit: /me using FF3 on Win vista]
Bump. This is still a bit of an annoying beta bug. Nearly all search and relaces I do resemble Find: "foo" Replace "foobar" and that simply causes the browsers script to go nuts.
Bump. This is still a bit of an annoying beta bug. Nearly all search and relaces I do resemble Find: "foo" Replace "foobar" and that simply causes the browsers script to go nuts.
Yeah this bug happens a lot which is why I currently don't use replace all.
Yeah this bug happens a lot which is why I currently don't use replace all.
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In compiler beta mode open a file (pref blank/empty new file and not a real code file)
Thankfully it gives up at some point rather than crash the browser.
[Edit: /me using FF3 on Win vista]