Finding variables

[ralphfreshour]

Is there to find all occurrences of a variable? I usually have all my blocks folded up.

[cian]

Nope.

You first need to expand your blocks.

Then you can use CtrlF and try to search for them, They will highlight yellow, so you need to look close.

Here is a trick I used before the autoscroll feature of errors was introduced.

Trick - Finding those lost Warnings/Errors Big Projects

Hello all. I have a large project I am building. It is now near 2300 blocks. I ran into an issue with a couple of zombied warnings. The little signs, from variables not completed, and blocks that are missing arguments or are disconnected. But how the hell do you find those? Zoom out as far as you can, and then click the Hide/Show Warnings button in the left corner. It looks like this: [image] When you zoom out and click show, you will see the block changes to accommodate the …

Here is where I asked for the same feature to search for variables

Search Blocks - Auto Scroll

The feature for auto scrolling to errors is absolutely fantastic! What I would love is a similar feature where you can search for a block text (by name) and use the arrows to scroll through where it is. When you have 4k blocks, it can be challenging to find that rogue use of a variable. Maybe put a magnifying glass next to this, for a user based search. [image] poll

[cian]

A few things,

You will note, that you quoted a Poll.

0% of people selected that option. 100% said yes this is a good feature.

Second you are referring to the IDE. IDE is different then the development environment for blocks.

IDE is used to build extensions.

[ralphfreshour]

I was using the term IDE as a general term for software development. I wasn’t trying to focus on the IDE for extension building.

Regarding the Poll: My apologies to the Kodular developers.

[cian]

You have the ability to delete a post which you regret, or was posted i err.

Click the three dots.

Then click the Trash can

[Kanishka_Developer (Kanishka Chakraborty)]

@cian

i err

I think you meant “in err”. Cool profile picture by the way!

[cian]

I erred with i err instead of in err. It was an err.

[Deepanshu_Arya]

But know we have error finder in block section itself which can navigate us to each error and warning

[cian]

That has nothing do to with finding variables, and if you notice my thread above I already mentioned that.