find next occurrence in jupyter lab's text editor

[mzhng]

Using either the default or sublime text key map, to search something in jupyter lab's text editor I press ctrl+F, type something, press Enter and my cursor goes to the first occurrence. The problem is after that, the search bar disappears and I can't figure out an easy way to jump to the next occurrence. Is there a faster way to jump to the next occurrence other than pressing ctrl+F and Enter again? In many editors, including sublime text, one can just press Enter to go to the next occurrence, but that doesn't work even using the sublime text key map.

[semiamaurotic]

It seems ctrl + G cycles to the next occurrence, at least with Key Map set to Sublime Text.

[dustinmichels]

Great! Is there a way to go to previous occurrence?

[fomightez]

@dustinmichels It seems to go to the previous occurrence if you add in the shift key.

On Macs the combinations are command key + g key to go to next and command key +shift key +g key to go to previous.

Only learned by looking in Sublime text. I would have expected it to be listed in the command palette. Or maybe when you hover on the search bar in the text editor? These shortcuts probably could be considered with #2637 .

[saulshanabrook]

This should somehow be visually documented

[agent-jay]

cmd+g and cmd+shift+g on Mac work for cycling through occurrences, even without the Sublime Text keymap. Good find, thanks!

[jasongrout]

We now have a more comprehensive search functionality which allows you to jump to previous next matches using the keyboard, thanks to #5795.