Search and traces

Search every file in the folder, and turn a pasted error into a jump list.

Search in Rip has two homes. The search bar finds text in the current file. The search tab finds text in the whole folder. A third tab, Locations, turns any text with file references into a list you can jump through.

Search the folder#

Press FCtrl+Shift+F. A search tab opens with a query field. Results appear while you type, grouped by file, with each match highlighted. Rip searches on background threads, so a long query never blocks the editor.

↓↓ and ↑↑ move through the results. ↩Enter opens the selected match in the editor at that line.

To find text in one file, use the search bar. Editing describes it.

Locations: paste a trace#

An error message, a stack trace, or compiler output names files and lines. Copy that text and press JCtrl+Shift+J. The Locations tab opens and lists every path:line:col reference it finds, each with a few lines of context. Paste other text into the tab to replace the list.

↓↓ and ↑↑ move through the list. ↩Enter opens the file at that line. ⎋Esc returns to the editor.

Keys#