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| Asked By | shifitzel |
How do you find and replace in GD Script?
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| Asked By | shifitzel |
How do you find and replace in GD Script?
| Reply From: | Calinou |
Use the String.find() and String.replace() methods for this purpose. To only check whether a substring is present in a string, use the in operator (e.g. if "hello" in "hello world" will evaluate to true).
| Reply From: | Ninfur |
Just in-case you mean how to find and replace text in in Godot’s built in text editor:
Ctrl-R - Replace in current file
Ctrl-Shift-F → Replace… - Replace in multiple files
Why they didn’t follow the convention?
CTRL+F and CTRL+H for replace
Is that configurable?
Yes.
While editing a project, in the top left corner of the Godot Editor, go to:
Editor → Editor Settings → Shortcuts
You can click on “Listening for input…” and do ctrl+R to show the binding.