HP 49g Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 31)

Tlie HP 49G provides a number of search aird replace commands to help
you edit multiline objects (such as arrays and programs). These are
available from the Search menu (which is a sub-menu of the Tool menu).
1. With an object on the command line, press (TOOD.
2. Press
(HxT)
to display the second page of the Tool menu.
3. Press
SEARCH.
A choose list appears listing the find and
replace options.
Find and replace
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This conrmand searches througli the object
on the coinmand line and highlights the first instance of a character or
character string that matches yom search string (that is, the character or
character string you specify).
The Find command begins searching from the position of the
cursor. Therefore, if your cursor is not at the start of the object,
there is a risk that the Find conmiaiid will not find your search
string even though tlrat string is in the object. It is important, then,
that you position the cursor at the start of the object if you want
to find all occurrences of your search string..
If necessary, position the cursor at the beginning of the object on the
command line.
Display the Search menu, make sure that option 1—Find-
highlighted and press
OK
or (ENTER).
The Find input fonn is displayed.
Enter the character or character string
that you want to find.
The characters you type appear near the
bottom of the input form.
Press
OK
or dUD to place the characters you have typed into the
Search For field.
The cursor is now positioned in the Case Sensitive field. By default, the
Find command performs a case sensitive search; that is, an upper-case
character is considered a different character to its lower-case
companion.
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