Searching In UNIX files - Hits all Show Up on Line 1 - RESOLVED

[stweaver321]

Long time Ultraedit user, first time poster. I'm using UE Version 16.30.0.1009. I have configured UE to convert all UNIX file types to DOS but to save in original format. The most important thing here is that I preserve the orignal format when saving. I work with both DOS and UNIX file types.

The problem is when you perform a "Find in Files" on a native UNIX file type, all hits in the Output window are shown being on line 1. Obviously, when you double-click to go to the hit, it only takes you to line 1. Is there a solution to this?

I've just noticed that it only happens when you select "Project Files" for the "Search In:" selection. "Files Listed" and "Open Files" works ok.

Here's an example:

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Find 'uint8_t' in 'c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_buffer.c':
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_buffer.c(1): void var_buffer_add8 ( var_buffer_t *p_buf, uint8_t i_byte )
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_buffer.c(1): uint8_t var_buffer_get8 ( var_buffer_t *p_buf )
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_buffer.c(1): uint8_t i_byte;
Found 'uint8_t' 3 time(s).
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Find 'uint8_t' in 'c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd.c':
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd.c(1): uint8_t *pRsp;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd.c(1): uint8_t data;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd.c(1): data = (uint8_t)dsid;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd.c(1): pRsp = (uint8_t *)&rcv_buf[pos];
Found 'uint8_t' 4 time(s).
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Find 'uint8_t' in 'c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c':
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): static uint8_t OBD_data_1byte[NUM_1_BYTE_DIDS];
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): static uint8_t OBD_data_2byte[NUM_2_BYTE_DIDS][2];
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): static uint8_t OBD_data_4byte[NUM_4_BYTE_DIDS][4];
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): static uint8_t OBD_data_8byte[NUM_8_BYTE_DIDS][8];
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): uint8_t did = 0;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): memcpy( (uint8_t *)(&(param->info)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): (uint8_t *)(&(obd_data_db[did].info)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): memcpy( (uint8_t *)(&(param->data)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): (uint8_t *)(obd_data_db[did].data_ptr),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): memcpy( (uint8_t *)(&(obd_data_db[did].info)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): (uint8_t *)(&(param->info)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): memcpy( (uint8_t *)(obd_data_db[did].data_ptr),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): (uint8_t *)(&(param->data)),
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): int LS_OBD_Process_Data_Set_Packet( uint8_t *dataset )
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): uint8_t datalen = dataset[3];
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): uint8_t i = 4;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): uint8_t j;
c:\projects\svn\widget\Apps\DataService\trunk_stw\ds_obd_db.c(1): uint8_t did;
Found 'uint8_t' 18 time(s).

Thanks!

Stacey

[stweaver321]

As it turns out, it was a configuration issue and Troy from UE got me straightened out. Part of his response follows:

Please go to Advanced -> Configuration -> File Handling -> DOS/Unix/Mac Handling and ensure that "Only recognize DOS terminated lines (CR/LF) as new lines for editing) is NOT selected.

Thanks!

Stacey