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Find and Replace on all opened files
See original GitHub issueIs it possible? Does Replace global supposed to do that? Thank you.
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no, @kvichans
It is documented https://wiki.freepascal.org/CudaText#Dialog_Find.2FReplace
Also you can use FindInFiles (v4) to replace in all files (maybe not opened in Cud yet).