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Hello Patrick,
With the current implementation of the RadSyntaxEditor control, a TextSearchHighlightTagger needs to be registered in the TaggersRegistry for the highlighting of the find and replace dialog to work. You can register the tagger like so:
var textSearchTagger = new TextSearchHighlightTagger(this.syntaxEditor, TextSearchHighlightTagger.SearchFormatDefinition);
this.syntaxEditor.TaggersRegistry.RegisterTagger(textSearchTagger);
I have forwarded this scenario to our development team and we will consider registering this tagger out of the box for the official version of the control.
Nonetheless, I hope you find registering this tagger manually applicable for the time being. Please let me know if this is indeed the case.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
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Hi Dilyan,
Thank you for your answer.
I will use the workaround now, but I think that this should be "in the box", because the control implements the "find all" by default.
Hi Patrick,
I'm happy to inform you that we've already introduced a fix for this issue which will be available with our internal build on Monday.
Please let me know once you manage to test this out.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
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