Sublime text 2 - find and replace globally ( all files and in all directories )
Is there any way to find and replace text string automatically in all folder's files?
Yes, there is Multiple Files search and replace.
Press ctrlshiftF (cmdshiftF on MacOS):
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In the Where field you can also add filters to search only folders and files that you need. If nothing is set, the search is made on all files listed in the sidebar.
If you double click on a line of the search result, Sublime will jump to that line.
Notice these icons in the search bar:
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The first (show context) toggles context in result format (if enabled, some lines of text are shown before and after the matching line). The second allows to show the result in a new buffer, or in a console.
Press ctrlshiftF (cmdshiftF on Mac OS X :) and then put *.* in the where: field
This will open the search up to all files in the project as opposed to only open files or folders.
You can also use this to search only files of a certain type, or with a certain name regardless of type. It's just wildcards for the filename and extension.
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<project>in the "Where" field, it'll search recursively through all of the folders and files in the currently open project. You can also type in a relative path (e.g.,search/for/things/here/and it will only search through that folder, recursively, relative to your project's root. Very handy.{ "keys": ["ctrl+h"], "command": "show_panel", "args": {"panel": "find_in_files"} }