This is the expected behavior, one find and the proper location.
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Same situation here, works as expected.
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But, with Skip Override Tags ticked and an override tag in the line, it does this:
It finds two locations, which isn't necesarily bad if it was just a visual bug. But this affects Find and Replace which is a larger issue.
Interestingly, if the tag length is longer than the text before the Find word, it doesn't result in this bug. This can be seen here:
(it only finds one "of")
But, it's not the tag length itself bugging it out, it can work with any tag length, as long as the search word is after some text longer than the tag.
This is the expected behavior, one find and the proper location. . . . Same situation here, works as expected. . . . But, with
Skip Override Tags
ticked and an override tag in the line, it does this: It finds two locations, which isn't necesarily bad if it was just a visual bug. But this affects Find and Replace which is a larger issue.Interestingly, if the tag length is longer than the text before the
Find
word, it doesn't result in this bug. This can be seen here: (it only finds one "of") But, it's not the tag length itself bugging it out, it can work with any tag length, as long as the search word is after some text longer than the tag.Steps to reproduce:
Find
"word", "of" and "out" to see all different examplesFind and Replace