Pavel

If there are no occurrences of a word you still select it. - Input = `aa |$bb aa` - Ctrl+8 - Input = `aa |$bb| aa` Same with Ctrl+Shift+8. But...

Last revision is the same. The problem is that your example is correct but it differs from mine: `aa | bb bb` - Ctrl+8 - you select first `bb` which...

Seems to work. I can't test it 100% right now, most bugs are uncovered during real usage so you can expect something to fix later :)

Strange bug: ``` public |$foo; $foo = 123; $foo = 345; ``` Cursor before first `$`. Ctrl+8. `foo` on the line with 123 gets selected. This is correct. Now F3....

Fixed by @cshnik in dev, mechanism changed.

This feature needs to be revisited: - it's currently independent of normal F3 find - make it partially dependent: - when called, Find Word adds current search term to F3's...

>when called, Find Word adds current search term to F3's history This works. > (so after Find Word F3 will search the same string) This doesn't - F3 doesn't "see"...

When there is no selection, Find Next Word takes closest word on the right. Make Find Previous Word do the same (currently it takes word on the left).

It seems FindWord... settings are no longer respected: https://github.com/ProgerXP/Notepad2e#findwordmatchcase--findwordwraparound

> In my local tests both `FindWordMatchCase`/`FindWordWrapAround` options work as expected when using `search for word`-commands. FindWordWrapAround works but FindWordMatchCase doesn't - the search is always case-insensitive: ``` aa AA...