DinoMark finds what you are looking for
In DinoMark you can now search the open file with Ctrl+F, and a search field finds every setting, even if you call it something else.
From version 0.2.4 to 0.2.8 DinoMark was all about searching.
In the file
- Ctrl+F, F3 or the button with the magnifying glass at the top open a search box on the right of the reading area. If you have selected text, it is already in the field.
- DinoMark highlights every match. The current one also has a frame, so you can tell it by more than its colour. Next to it you see how many there are, for example "2 von 5" (2 of 5).
- Enter or F3 jumps to the next match, with Shift back.
- Code blocks, tables, quotes, footnotes and collapsed sections are searched too, and collapsed ones open when you jump there.
- Esc closes the box and the view stays at the match. When the file reloads or you switch files, DinoMark keeps searching for the same word.
In the settings
- A search field sits at the top left. From two letters DinoMark shows matching settings with where they are, for example "Lesen > Schrift", and a short description.
- You do not need the exact name: everyday German words work too, "Nachtmodus" (night mode) finds the colour scheme.
- A click or Enter jumps there and briefly highlights the setting. Ctrl+F puts the cursor in the search field there.
Reading aloud
- The hint at the top while reading aloud is now exactly as wide as the text, so no line peeks out beside it.
DinoMark is still in development.