Version: (using KDE 4.2.1) Installed from: Unlisted Binary Package I like the new highlight feature when you search text. Would be nice also to see somewhere the number of occurences of the word/text. Same thing when you replace. Would be nice to see somewhere that n replacement(s) have been made (like jedit does). Thanks, olivier
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i agree that this should be possible. by the way, there is actually a (very non-intuitive) way to count the occurrences of a given string: 1) open the kate command line (F7) 2) type the command ":%s/foo/foo/g" That will display a message like "5 replacements done of 3 lines", meaning that "foo" occurs 5 times on 3 separate lines. if you only want "foo" alone, you can use the command :%s/\bfoo\b/foo/g". [explanation: '%' means all lines, 's' is substitute, '/' is used as a delimiter and "foo" is replaced by "foo". the last 'g' means global, i.e., that all occurrences on a line will be replaced. "\b" in the last pattern means word boundary".]
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*** Bug 219898 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bernhard implemented this for KDE 4.5. If you "Find All" or "Replace", the number of occurrences is shown.