• dohpaz42OP
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    -42 years ago

    Because two of them are strings, and one is a declaration of an extension. None of which are of type User.

    • Aatube
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      2 years ago

      All you searched was “User”, ignoring case. You didn’t search the type of user, so it correctly returned lines with “user” in it like “private var username”

      • dohpaz42OP
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        -32 years ago

        If what you’re saying is true, that’s an even more WTF because I’m searching for User references, and not the text “[Uu]ser”.

        • Aatube
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          62 years ago

          I’m pretty sure you’re not doing what you think you’re doing because of the “containing” right after the arrow. To search a symbol you usually select it, right click it, and then click on something.

          • dohpaz42OP
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            12 years ago

            To search a symbol you usually select it, right click it, and then click on something.

            Funny you say that… because that’s what I did.

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              Weird, what was the something you clicked? It may be something wrong with that button instead of the search function, as there’s “containing” after the arrow so it’s not really a symbol search.

              • dohpaz42OP
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                12 years ago

                As suggested by others, I changed the Containing to Matching Word and that helped tremendously.