@Skif-off
Thank you for working on this.
:) I know I was just using the example given in documentation, I was just seeing if I could even get it to find just one instance.
Another confusing thing to me was the use of terminology GeanyLua uses “height” and “length" which typically mean different measurements directions but in this case both are applied to the same “direction” just different purposes, which makes sense once you look into what each of the them achieve.
Anyways, thank you again for working on these tools.
Ahh the two tools you have provided are slightly different then what I had mentioned, but again you have provided some tools I had not thought of.
I like the idea of having versions that are based off "selection" like how the Geany find tool does, I have some use case ideas for these tools you have provided, I like when this happens :)

REQUEST
Would it be possible to create versions that require the adding of the "static" keyword in the two script tool Lua files themselves?

If so, in the script could you use example keyword, something like
##########################
or
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
in the script so I know what text I need to replace with my own static keyword?

QUESTION
I was playing around with the case settings
I changed
{"matchcase"}
to
{}
Which the GeanyLua documentation for geany.find mentions sets this to the default, which works, this did turn off the "matchcase" setting, but do you know if there is an actual term to ignore case?

Thank you again for all these tools you are working on

PS
Also because of you I just learned how to add syntax highlighting to code added to my posts, I did not know that was possible until I saw your posts here
Thank You :)

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