FindReplace event

Correct.. I'll add that to the TODO list.

Does anyone know whether regex is allowed in replace by now?

Also, how would I limit a find/replace to a specific line? I could create a selection, but the selection seems to be always visible to the user. Is there another concept? Thanx!

Yes, version 3.0 supports regex replaces.

Also many of the methods in the Document version of the find/replace object model allow custom ranged searches via overloads. Use Document.FindReplace to get to that object model.

I am looking for text that needs to be replaced *only* if it is a specific token (not inside of strings).
Currently, I use Find to find the text, then evaluate the token, then do a replace if appropriate.
That seems quite expensive.
Is it possible to search for expressions that belong to a specific tokenset?
If not, is it possible to find an expression using "find" and if it matches the desired tokenset, call a method to do a replacement operation instead of having to call "Replace" again to start a new search?

I also experimented with tokenstream. However, when I replace documentline.text with the replacement text, I sometimes get strange results.

Any suggestions? Thanks!!

There currently isn't any searching facility to limiting to certain token types but I'll add that to the TODO list.

What problem are you seeing with replacing DocumentLine.Text?

Just a note... I've used all the new features available in SE 3.0 to implement my own advanced find/replace techniques that allow me to limit selections and expand my searches over multiple documents. Some things were easier than others, but all the capabilities are there. With a little work, you should be able to accomplish anything you want.