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Date: 2025-06-03 14:40:43
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  1. Select or Double-click the word you want to edit. This highlights all its occurrences via Smart Highlighting.

  2. Go to the menu:
    Edit > Multi-Select All

    • Here, you will see options like Match Whole Word Only and Match Case & Whole Word.

    • Choose the appropriate option to select all occurrences of the word as actual selections (multi-cursors), not just highlights1.

  3. Now, all occurrences are selected as editable cursors. You can type to replace or edit all of them simultaneously.

Bonus tip: assign a keyboard shortcut to the menu action. This way you can multi-edit all occurrences of selected text with just a press of a shortcut (just like in sublime)

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Posted by: user2496130