Find/Replace panel in Sublime Text disappears after Replace All
In Sublime, after I do one 'replace all', the find/replace text boxes at the bottom of the screen disappear. I often do multiple replace alls, so I want the boxes to stay there / persist until I explicitly close them. I feel like I have gotten this to work in the past, but can't find a way to get back to it.
On the latest version of sublime, these settings can be turned off as desired in your preferences.
// This determines whether the find panel is closed when the "Find All" // or "Replace All" buttons are pressed. Note this does not change the // keybinding behavior. "close_find_after_find_all": true, "close_find_after_replace_all": true,
simply go to Preferences->Settings and add this line in the right side window "close_find_after_replace_all": false,
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