Find and replace portions of text in a file.
Wagner Luís de Araújo Menezes Macêdo
wagnerluis1982@gmail.com 2007
Pedro Vaz de Mello de Medeiros
pedrovmm@gmail.com 2007
Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle
leonardof@gnome.org 2007, 2008
Vladimir Melo
vmelo@gnome.org 2008
Fabricio Godoy
skarllot@gmail.com 2008
Krix Apolinário
krixapolinario@gmail.com 2009
José Carlos Menezes
jcmenezes.91@gmail.com 2013
Enrico Nicoletto
hiko@duck.com 2013, 2014, 2022
Rafael Fontenelle
rafaelff@gnome.org 2013-2020
Bruno Lopes
brunolopesdsilv@gmail.com 2021.
Giovanni dos S.A.L Rodrigues
giovannilombone.io@gmail.com 2024

# Search and replace

# The simple search

To open the search entry field, click on:

Menu Button Find…

# The search and replace

Para abrir a opção de Localizar e substituir, clique em:

Menu Button Find and Replace…

# Limpa destaque

Usually, the text that you've searched for will remain highlighted in the document. To remove the highlight, click on:

Menu Button Clear Highlight

# Dicas

If you first select a portion of text in the document, and then start a simple search or open the Find and Replace dialog, the text you've selected will appear in the search entry.

# Search options

The Find and Replace dialog presents the search options as check boxes.

For the simple search, click on the Magnifying Glass icon in the search entry field.

Selecione Diferenciar maiúsculas/minúsculas para tornar a pesquisa sensível a caixa de texto maiúscula ou minúscula.

Select Match Entire Word Only to search for a specific word without including fragments of other words.

For example, if you searched for the word “and” with this option selected, the word “and” would be matched, but the words “sand” and “commander” would not be matched.

Select Wrap Around to continue at the other end of the document when going to the next or previous search result.

# Usando sequências de escapes

In a search or replace entry, you can use escape sequences with the following meanings:

## \n

Nova linha

## \r

Retorno de carro

## \t

Tabulação

## \\

Backslash. If you actually want a backslash and avoid one of the above special meanings, the backslash needs to be escaped.