Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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Qt Creator 3.2.0-rc1
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None
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a6596a6cfb03391fbcb8d9c42e8320c2998ee35f
Description
When I have the following text in a .cpp-file:
"ä" + abcdefgh; "äö" + abcdefgh; "äöü" + abcdefgh; "" + abcdefgh;
... and want to replace "abc" with "123" via the advanced search/replace I get the following output:
"ä" + a123efgh; "äö" + ab123fgh; "äöü" + abc123gh; "" + 123defgh;
This does not happen when the file is already open in an editor.
All files are UTF-8 encoded and the text editor is set to use the system encoding (UTF-8 under Linux).
The encoding for the project has to be set to latin1 and the editor settings for the project have to be set to "Global".