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When I work with Scite I use Find function (ctrl+f) and if typed string is not found then Scite show warning msgbox with OK button. When I press OK then Find window exit and I have to open it again and type again. I would suggest that Scite will not close Find window when string is not found and keep typed string alive for possible correction.

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As far as I know you should post your request here:

https://sourceforge.net/p/scintilla/feature-requests/

 

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 ....  or just first read/search the helpfile for an available option!?

find.close.on.find=2
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find.close.on.find

Set find.close.on.find to 0, 1 or 2 to prevent (0) or allow (1) closing the the find strip automatically when the Find button is pressed.
The value 2 causes the strip to close automatically only when the search finds a match which enables the user to change options or search
string if a mistake was made.
The default value is 1.

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  On 6/21/2021 at 9:56 AM, Jos said:

 ....  or just first read/search the helpfile for an available option!?

find.close.on.find=2

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thank you

I just added this config to my user option file

Anyway, I think this option should be default (just like notepad do)

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