findText.startColumn parameter

Use the findText.startColumn parameter to set or query the start column that will be used by the findText command if the search is restricted to columns by current.findText.columns.

 

Availability

query command
set command
current parameter
default parameter
install parameter

 

Scope

findText.startColumn is scoped to the current view.
current.findText.startColumn is scoped to the current view.
default.findText.startColumn is globally scoped.
install.findText.startColumn is globally scoped.

 

Syntax

query findText.startColumn
set findText.startColumn [ default | n ]
query current.findText.startColumn
query default.findText.startColumn
set default.findText.startColumn [ install | n ]
query install.findText.startColumn 

 

Parameters

default If you specify the default parameter for the set findText.startColumn command, the current view will use the value of default.findText.startColumn for column-restricted searches with the findText command.
n If you specify the n parameter for the set findText.startColumn command, the findText command will use n as the start column for column-restricted searches within the current view.  If you specify the n parameter for the set default.findText.startColumn command, the findText command will use n as the start column for column-restricted searches within all document views that have the findText.startColumn set to default.
install If you specify the install parameter for the set default.findText.startColumn command, all views with findText.startColumn set to default will use the value of install.findText.startColumn to determine the start column to be used by the findText command for column-restricted searches.

 

Description

If you do not specify any of the parameters for the set findText.startColumn command, default is assumed.  If you do not specify any of the parameters for the set default.findText.startColumn command, install is assumed.

The query current.findText.startColumn command returns the start column that will be used, within the current view, by the findText command for column-restricted searches.

 

Examples

query findText.startColumn
set findText.startColumn 1
query current.findText.startColumn
query default.findText.startColumn
set default.findText.startColumn 7
query install.findText.startColumn 

Related reference
findText command
query command
set command
current parameter
default parameter
findText.asis parameter
findText.block parameter
findText.columns parameter
findText.emphasis parameter
findText.endColumn parameter
findText.findText parameter
findText.mark parameter
findText.regularExpression parameter
findText.replaceText parameter
findText.wholeWord parameter
findText.wrap parameter
install parameter