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problem with 'find in files' results after update to 4.54

Hello everyone.

We do have upgraded our µVision-IDE and MDK to version 4.54. There was no need in updating the µVision-IDE for all of our developers, but we always want to use identical versions of any software to reach best possible communication between coworkers.
We now have some problems with the "find in files" tool:

* The results are arranged by the file names where the search string has been found. For every single file they are unfortunately not sorted by the line of their occurence.

* Every tabulator in a source file is replaced with a square symbol in the search results.

These two factors make it very hard to search in bigger projects.

Does anyone have a solution for the problems described?

How can the search results be arranged by file names and then by the line of their occurence?

How can the search results be displayed without squares that replace tabulators?

Thank you for all hints.

Best regards

R. Suess

PS: Why is always the flag of the united states be seen under my name, even if I chose "Germany" as my home country?

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  • Hello everyone.

    Maybe you are satisfied with external editors and their advantages and disadvantages, but...

    We pay thousands of euros each year for having a comfortable integrated development environment. We get a standard software developers can work with and through which they can talk.

    So why should we use an additional external editor when the editor is a part of the IDE, for which we pay so much money?

    Why should we be lucky with workarounds or change the way we work?

    I reported the errors to the Keil support team some hours ago. I got the answer that all four issues are known and that they had been transferred to the Development Department of Keil.

    Best regards
    R. Suess

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  • Hello everyone.

    Maybe you are satisfied with external editors and their advantages and disadvantages, but...

    We pay thousands of euros each year for having a comfortable integrated development environment. We get a standard software developers can work with and through which they can talk.

    So why should we use an additional external editor when the editor is a part of the IDE, for which we pay so much money?

    Why should we be lucky with workarounds or change the way we work?

    I reported the errors to the Keil support team some hours ago. I got the answer that all four issues are known and that they had been transferred to the Development Department of Keil.

    Best regards
    R. Suess

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