Search up does not work

[MSoegtropIMC]

This is with the Windows nightly build from 2024-05-05 on Windows 11.

Reproduction sequence:

• Create a new document
• Create 3 input cells with just A in it and evaluate the cells
• Place the cursor after the ; of the last cell
• Press Ctrl+F, enter A, select up

Observed:

• the A in the last cell is selected, but pressing Find Next does not move the selection up

[gunterkoenigsmann]

Resolved with 97b57f595d4cd824f57fd5f9f6ab5836896feec2

[richardgobeli]

It no longer wraps around searching down. Can you make it so it will wrap around in either direction?

[gunterkoenigsmann]

I am convinced that I didn't change that code path (which is quite independent from the one used for searching up) - and in my tests wrapping search in downwards direction works => What am I doing differently?

[richardgobeli]

I see it works on the version I have here at work using a Windows 11 machine. I will try the Windows 10 machine at home again tonight. Where do you now pick the type of font to use? I can't find it in the configuration setups.

[gunterkoenigsmann]

In theory C++ and wxWidgets together should make the whole thing quite machine-independent. I half hope that you need an exact trigger in order to reproduce the problem that doesn't involve the OS version as all other bugs normally require loads of detective work.

[richardgobeli]

I checked it. It does work on the Windows 10 computer. I just did not go past the Wrapped Search notification window to see that it did wrap around. I have an off-topic question: Where do I now pick the type of font to use on the build_info output that would be with constant spacing? I found the area in style. I need to click on the font box to change the font.

[gunterkoenigsmann]

The font settings I am still not entirely sure about.