Hi,

here is a change set that should make in-place-find work:
undo-inplace-find-fix.cs
<http://forum.world.st/file/n4868139/undo-inplace-find-fix.cs>  

Please test it, then I can commit it into trunk. Here is how it works:

- You just moved your cursor to some place without selecting something.
- You type something.
- You hit *CMD+G* to "find again"
- The previous input will be removed and taken as search text.
- The next match will be selected.
- (If you err here, you can *undo* with CMD+Z and insert the input again.) 

If you hit CMD+J, nothing will happen because there was no replace operation
detected. If you, however, hit CMD+G to find the next match and then
continue wit a CMD+J, it will find/replace the next match (with nothing)
because your insertion was removed automatically.

Does this make sense?

Best,
Marcel



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