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SubDocument.FindAll(String, SearchOptions) Method

Finds all text ranges that match the specified string in the specific part of the document (main body, text box, header, footer, comment, footnote, and endnote).

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.API.Native

Assembly: DevExpress.RichEdit.v24.1.Core.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.RichEdit.Core, DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

DocumentRange[] FindAll(
    string textToFind,
    SearchOptions options
)

Parameters

Name Type Description
textToFind String

A string, specifying the search text.

options SearchOptions

A SearchOptions enumeration specifying search options.

Returns

Type Description
DocumentRange[]

An array of DocumentRange objects representing matching text ranges.

Remarks

The code sample below shows how to find a word “letter”:

DocumentRange[] found = wordProcessor.Document.FindAll("letter", SearchOptions.WholeWord);

The SubDocument.FindAll method overload performs a search in a specific document part (main body, text box, header, footer, comment, footnote, or endnote). Iterate all document parts and call the SubDocument.FindAll method for each SubDocument to search throughout all document parts. Refer to the following example for a code snippet on how to iterate all sub-documents: How to Iterate through all Sub-documents in a Document

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