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From: "Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
Organization: INTI
To: "Elias Pschernig" <f DOT x DOT gruber-museum-arnsdorf AT magnet DOT at>,
        djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 10:54:23 +0000
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Subject: Re: Rhide search method
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"Elias Pschernig" <f DOT x DOT gruber-museum-arnsdorf AT magnet DOT at> wrote:

> I've just a question:
> 
> Everytime i use the search command from Rhide, it starts
> searching from cursor pos, but i never want this, i always
> search from top of file. I think by now i've changed this
> some 100 times (every time i start rhide, even with the
> same project, it has the old search setting).
> Do i need a newer version, or did i miss a menu option
> like "save options" ?

This setting is never saved and as it takes just ONE keystroke and only ONES 
per run I don't know if it will be saved. But perhaps we will store it, not 
sure.

> And BTW, when opening a file  from a certain path,
> like c:\djgpp\src\libc\ansi\string\mem.c, Rhide will
> store the path. (like "\string\", only the last path ???)
> The next time i click on "string" to get to the
> above directory,
> it says "path does not exist" and i have to
> rewrite the whole path.
> What can i do ?

RHIDE changes the directory to the one you used for the last load, so you don't 
need to retype anything! I don't understand, please take a look again and 
reformulate the question.

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