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SubDocument.FindAll(String, SearchOptions, DocumentRange) Method

Finds all text ranges that match the specified string in the specified document range.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.API.Native

Assembly: DevExpress.RichEdit.v18.2.Core.dll

Declaration

DocumentRange[] FindAll(
    string textToFind,
    SearchOptions options,
    DocumentRange range
)

Parameters

Name Type Description
textToFind String

A string, specifying the search text.

options SearchOptions

A SearchOptions enumeration specifying search options.

range DocumentRange

A DocumentRange object specifying the range in the document in which a search is performed.

Returns

Type Description
DocumentRange[]

An array of DocumentRange objects representing matching text ranges.

Example

This code snippet illustrates how a document range is searched for the emoticon, and the emoticon, if found, is replaced with a smiley image.

Dim doc As Document = Control.Document
Dim range As DocumentRange = doc.Selection
Dim smileyRanges() As DocumentRange = doc.FindAll(":-)", SearchOptions.WholeWord, range)
For Each r As DocumentRange In smileyRanges
    doc.Delete(r)
    doc.InsertImage(r.Start, smile)
Next r

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