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Sometimes, I am searching though the code to fix some code by searching for all instances of the code. Sometimes when I fix the code that I want to be fixed, then the result is still there in the list of search results. It would be good if there were a feature that could have the text that I want it to change into so that it could ignore the changed code so that the code is not accidentally altered again.
For example, if you were commenting out some code by searching for it, you could say ignore the search results: # code that you are searching for, or whatever method that there is of commenting out a single line of code in the programming language that is being used.
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Add feature in search tab called "Search Results to Ignore"
A feature in search tab called "Search Results to Ignore"
Apr 4, 2022
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A feature in search tab called "Search Results to Ignore"
A feature in search tab that is about ignoring search results if they contain a certain string
Apr 4, 2022
ollie-iterators
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A feature in search tab that is about ignoring search results if they contain a certain string
A feature in the search tab that is about ignoring search results if they contain a certain string
Apr 4, 2022
Sometimes, I am searching though the code to fix some code by searching for all instances of the code. Sometimes when I fix the code that I want to be fixed, then the result is still there in the list of search results. It would be good if there were a feature that could have the text that I want it to change into so that it could ignore the changed code so that the code is not accidentally altered again.
For example, if you were commenting out some code by searching for it, you could say ignore the search results: # code that you are searching for, or whatever method that there is of commenting out a single line of code in the programming language that is being used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: