Press Ctrl+F to open a Find tool that you can use to search for text, and replace it if needed, in methods. In the Find tool, you can click All to search the entire application, including user interface components, model entity tags, operation identifiers, and labels. For example, searching for method also finds all methods, including all local methods, in addition to finding all occurrences of the text Label. Click Methods to find and optionally replace a string in methods.

You can also type a string to replace the search string within the Replace with text field.

Under Find in methods, click Current to search only in the current method, or click All to search all methods. Under Direction, click Forward or Backward to control the search direction in the method. Select the Case sensitive check box to make the search case sensitive (the search string must match the text exactly, including uppercase and lowercase characters).

Click Find Next to find the next occurrence of the search string. Click Replace to replace it with the string in the Replace with text field. Click Replace All to search and replace all occurrences of the search string with the string in the Replace with text field.

Click the Find All button to launch the search and display the search results in a Find Results window, where each occurrence of the search string appears in a row. Double-click the row to highlight the search result in the method where it occurs. The Method column lists the method where the search string appears, the Line column lists the line where the string appears, and the Text column shows the text in which the search string appears.

Click the Refresh button () in the upper-left corner of the Find Results window to perform the search or search-replace action again and refresh the contents of the Find Results window.