Open Find / Replace dialog in the current space.#1631
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Open Find / Replace dialog in the current space.#1631xwmx wants to merge 2 commits intomacvim-dev:masterfrom
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Set the window's collection behavior to include NSWindowCollectionBehaviorMoveToActiveSpace. This tells macOS to always show the Find dialog in the current active space (the one where you press Command+F) rather than following the application to another space. Resolves macvim-dev#1629
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As MacVim is built for ancient macOS versions as well, this feature should be guarded by macOS version where it has first appear. |
Wrap setting collection behavior in a version check for macOS 10.7 or later.
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@eirnym Updated with macOS version check. |
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Set the window's collection behavior to include NSWindowCollectionBehaviorMoveToActiveSpace.
This tells macOS to always show the Find dialog in the current active space (the one where you press Command+F) rather than following the application to another space.
Resolves #1629
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