Method OnFindReplace

editor/ScriptEditorDlg.cpp:175–221

This is the message handler of sorts for the Find/Replace dialog, it interprets the message and passes the control to the appropriate function

// This is the message handler of sorts for the Find/Replace dialog, it interprets the message and passes the control
// to the appropriate function
LONG CScriptEditorDlg::OnFindReplace(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) {
  // Get a pointer to the calling dialog
  CFindReplaceDialog *pDlg = CFindReplaceDialog::GetNotifier(lParam);
  ASSERT(pDlg != NULL);

  // See what the user is up to out there...
  if (pDlg->IsTerminating()) {
    // Time to kill the dialog box
    return 0;
  }

  if (pDlg->ReplaceAll()) {
    // Put a call to your ReplaceAll() method here...
    CString find, repl;
    find = pDlg->GetFindString();
    repl = pDlg->GetReplaceString();
    if (pDlg->MatchCase())
      m_FindMatchCase = true;
    else
      m_FindMatchCase = false;
    ReplaceAll(find.GetBuffer(1), repl.GetBuffer(1));
    return 0;
  }

  if (pDlg->ReplaceCurrent()) {
    // Put a call to your ReplaceCurrent() method here...
    CString repl;
    repl = pDlg->GetReplaceString();
    if (pDlg->MatchCase())
      m_FindMatchCase = true;
    else
      m_FindMatchCase = false;
    ReplaceCurrent(repl.GetBuffer(1));
    return 0;
  }

  CString str;
  if (pDlg->MatchCase())
    m_FindMatchCase = true;
  else
    m_FindMatchCase = false;
  str = pDlg->GetFindString();

  FindNext(str.GetBuffer(1));

  return 0;
}

// This will look for the next series of charaters (given by the null terminated w)
// If it finds the string, it will highlight/select it and move the caret to the beginning of the word