Книга: Learning GNU Emacs, 3rd Edition
3.1.2 Simple Searches
3.1.2 Simple Searches
Emacs also offers a simple, or nonincremental, search. To use a more straightforward search, type C-s Enter. Type the search string, press Enter, and Emacs begins the search. Simply press C-s again to repeat the search. To start a nonincremental search backwards through the file, press C-r Enter. Again, you type the search string and press Enter to begin the search.
The search icon on the toolbar (a magnifying glass over paper) and the Edit ? Search ? String Forward option run the same kind of a search. The prompt is slightly different. C-s Enter prompts you with Search: in the minibuffer while the toolbar icon and the menu option prompt with Search for string:. This is a minor difference; the searches are virtually identical otherwise.
Table 3-2 summarizes the simple search commands.
Table 3-2. Simple search commands
| Keystrokes | Action |
|---|---|
C-s Enter searchstringEnter Edit ? Search ? String Forward |
Start nonincremental search forward. |
| C-s | Repeat search forward. |
C-r Enter searchstringEnter Edit ? Search ? String Backwards |
Start nonincremental search backward. |
| C-r | Repeat search backward. |
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