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The user can search the complete mind map using the find function. The searching is limited to the branch whose root node was selected when the find function was chosen. The searching is a breadth-first search. There is a find next function. | The user can search the complete mind map using the find function. The searching is limited to the branch whose root node was selected when the find function was chosen. The searching is a breadth-first search. There is a find next function. | ||
In FreeMind 0.9.0, when the user enters multiple words, they are taken as a single phrase only if entered in quotation marks; otherwise, the search string is split into single words, and a node is considered matching the term if all words are found in the node. This is roughly how search engines such as Google work. | |||
* To search for all the words: seach term | |||
* To search for all the exact phrase: "search term" | |||
==Menu== | ==Menu== | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 25 February 2009
The user can search the complete mind map using the find function. The searching is limited to the branch whose root node was selected when the find function was chosen. The searching is a breadth-first search. There is a find next function.
In FreeMind 0.9.0, when the user enters multiple words, they are taken as a single phrase only if entered in quotation marks; otherwise, the search string is split into single words, and a node is considered matching the term if all words are found in the node. This is roughly how search engines such as Google work.
- To search for all the words: seach term
- To search for all the exact phrase: "search term"
Menu
- Edit > Find...
- Edit > Find Next
Keyboard
- Control + F: Find
- Control + G: Find Next
Implementation
- FindAction
CVS:
