A useful option would be to set the location(s) of BAS files for SBXes and have an option in the Find in Files dialog to search these SBX BAS files as well as other includes. If the BAS file isn't there, just carry on.

This would mean we can again have the option to "Search all our code", including SBXes

This came about as Dominic and I was searching for a certain variable/part of code in a "program and its includes" and could not find it as I forgot it was in a SBX.

So Dominic has came up with this great christmas idea for the Ashell Editor to have a new "Find in Open documents, Includes and SBX's" where it would also look in a 'certain set ppn in settings' for any SBX source files with a .BAS or .BP for any XCALL ??????? statement it comes across when searching the program, I know its not as simple as it seams as im sure this could then be recursing as well, but still a neat idea.

Hi,
Have you tried the combination below?
You can search in a folder, including subfolders if selected, and you can add as much file extensions as you want, just separate them with a comma.

True Jorge we could of done something like that but I guess thats more of a 'global' search and would of searched all the other programs it comes across to, where the above would just search with in the current program and its includes and any used SBXs. If that makes sense.