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Originally Posted by mtravellerh
I was just thinking if it might be possible to edit the sgf file directly with an editor to make up for that missing Search & Replace feature. What compression method did you use. I would like to uncompress it, edit the SGF file with my editor and save it back to sgf so that I could reopen it in Sigil.
Edit: Okay, I found it out myself: The SGF file is a zip file, so editing it is simple. That solves a lot of my problems until S&R is done.
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actually, this is precisely how i've been working, but i just open the file in sigil, copy the entire code window to notepad (ctrl A ctrl C, then ctrl V in notepad) and do all my searches there. then i delete the code from sigil and paste in the updated version, and save. it's a bit less efficient than being able to search directly in sigil but it works quite well nonetheless.
and it's nice having two windows so i can easily display (for instance) my css codes in sigil while i'm working in notepad, if i want to update some styles or refer to them.